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Intergranular corrosion of a welded stainless steel occurs because chromium is
Answer: B
Chromium carbide forming in the heat-affected zone leaves the adjacent metal too poor in chromium to passivate, so a narrow path corrodes preferentially. Low-carbon or stabilised grades, or a post-weld solution treatment, prevent the sensitisation.
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