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The scattering of molten metal droplets outside the weld zone, which can lead to surface irregularities is called weld__________.
Question

The scattering of molten metal droplets outside the weld zone, which can lead to surface irregularities is called weld__________.

A.

burn-through

B.

under fill

C.

slag inclusions

D.

spatter

Correct option is D

Spatter: This refers to small droplets of molten metal that are ejected from the weld pool during welding and can stick to surrounding surfaces, causing surface irregularities. 
Burn-through: This is a welding defect where the molten metal completely penetrates the base material, creating a hole. 
Underfill: This occurs when the weld metal does not fully fill the joint gap, leaving an incomplete weld. 
Slag inclusions: These are solid particles of non-metal (slag) that become trapped within the weld metal, affecting its strength and quality. 

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