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← HistoryWhich outcome resulted from copper sheathing dissolving electrolytically on 18th-century wooden ships hulls?
A)Increased hull biofouling
B)Decreased top speed stability
C)Accelerated iron fastener corrosion✓
D)Weaker resistance storm-induced torsion
💡 Explanation
When copper sheathing experiences galvanic corrosion in seawater because it becomes an anode relative to other submerged metals especially if those metals are iron this causes accelerated iron fastener oxidization. Therefore iron fastener corrosion resulted as opposed to biofouling top speed or torsion which require different mechanisms.
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