Which mechanism weakens adhesion between metal-matrix composites and matrix?

💡 Explanation

Galvanic corrosion at phase boundaries weakens adhesion, because electrochemical potential differences drive metal loss. This is due to oxidation-reduction, therefore interfacial voids increase weakening the mechanical bonding rather than other metallurgical defects under similar conditions.

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