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Corrosion of iron proceeds faster in a solution of sodium chloride than in pure water because the chloride
Answer: D
A more conductive electrolyte lets the corrosion current flow more easily between anode and cathode, and chloride ions penetrate and destabilise the oxide film. It is why marine and de-iced-road environments are so much more aggressive.
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