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    Corrosion from Oxygen in Boiler Feed Water Usually Creates
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Corrosion from Oxygen in Boiler Feed Water Usually Creates

Question 35

Question 35

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Corrosion from oxygen in boiler feed water usually creates:


A) Uniform corrosion.
B) Isolated pitting.
C) Intergranular cracking.
D) Transgranular cracking.
E) Hard and brittle zones.

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