Which of the following corrosion testing describe the test for crevice corrosion?

Which of the following corrosion testing describe the test for crevice corrosion? Correct Answer Occluded cell corrosion

Occluded cell corrosion is a corrosion testing that describes crevice corrosion. In this test, a narrow gap is maintained between two metal in a stagnant corrosive solution. An occluded cell is also known as crevice corrosion.
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