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Which of the following metals in which corrosion decreases with an increase in temperature in oxygenated corrosive solutions?

Which of the following metals in which corrosion decreases with an increase in temperature in oxygenated corrosive solutions? Correct Answer Copper and its alloys

Temperature is one of the important factors of corrosion. In many cases, an increase in temperature increases the corrosion rate of metals. Whereas it decreases in copper alloys due to the removal of dissolved oxygen.

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