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Which of the following parameter has a direct relation with the corrosion rate in liquid metals?

Which of the following parameter has a direct relation with the corrosion rate in liquid metals? Correct Answer Solubility of the metallic structure in liquid metal

Solubility of alloying elements in metallic matrix has direct relation with corrosion rate in liquid metals. Whereas liquid-metal corrosion is a physical effect rather than a chemical effect.

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