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Stainless steel why are rust?

Stainless steel why rust?

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Stainless steel surface adhesion of organic juice (such as vegetables, soup, sputum), oxygen in the water under the circumstances, a long time, organic acid, organic acid on the surface of metal corrosion.
In polluted air (such as atmosphere containing large amounts of sulfides, oxides of carbon and nitrogen oxides), condensate is formed when sulfuric acid, nitric acid, and acetic acid are subjected to condensation, resulting in chemical corrosion.
Stainless steel surface adhesion contains acid, alkali and salt substances (such as decoration wall caustic soda, lime water splash), causing local corrosion.
The surface of stainless steel deposited dust or heterogeneous metal particles containing other metal elements of the attachment, in the humid air, condensed water and adhesion between the stainless steel, the two together into a micro battery, causing the electrochemical reaction, the film has been destroyed, called electrochemical corrosion.

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