corrosion

The day it dawned on me that the way you pronounced k5 was "corrosion" my mind was blown.

It's done that way to reduce galvanic corrosion.

Which also means the tanks are more expensive as they need to be resistant against corrosion.

The post states that tungsten "...has a low corrosion rate at elevated temperatures.

And how is that different from a mechanical system?We have fatigue/vibration, corrosion, and wear.

This is only going to get easier as we go on.> You can recycle iron to a degree but a certain amount is lost through corrosion/rust.

To do otherwise is to encourage the sorts of corruption and corrosion that turn a state into a horrendous place to live.

The extra corrosion that develops on fasteners generally increases the cost of repairs, and makes working on an older car a pain in the ass.

When you see the reality of work life for most Americans, you realize that the corrosion is organic, inevitable, and really quite deserved.

Internal competition within companies is pure corrosion and it's always detrimental.

Plating astronaut helmets and high-conductivity, corrosion-resistant electronics?The intrinsic utility of gold was that it was eminently verifable.