Correct option is C
Galvanizing is the process of
coating steel or iron with a layer of zinc to prevent
corrosion and rusting. It is
most commonly done on low-carbon steel because:
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Improves Corrosion Resistance – The zinc coating acts as a
protective barrier against moisture and oxidation.
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Enhances Durability – Low-carbon steel is prone to rusting, and galvanization significantly increases its lifespan.
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Common in Structural Applications – Used in
pipes, sheets, wires, and fasteners to protect against rust.
