Which outcome can result from continued Galvanic corrosion?

💡 Explanation

Continued galvanic corrosion erodes the anode through ion transfer via oxidation, leading to formation of new ionic compounds (rust), because electron transfer drives the corrosion, therefore compound form rather than passivation; this occurs elsewhere. Other conditions produce the other reactions.

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