What are the factors that affect Galvanic coupling?

What are the factors that affect Galvanic coupling? Correct Answer Types of metals, the relative size of electrodes and environmental conditions

Metal combinations used for galvanic contact will affect based on the potential difference between them. Relative size of electrodes, environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity and salinity alter the chemical kinetics of the reaction.

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