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Excerpt from The Corrosion of Brass in Dilute Electrolytes: ThesisBy this means a complete electrical circuit is formed, and one electrode can continue to corrode, while at the other electrode an equivalent amount of some other metal (or hydrogen) possessing a lower solution-tendency than the dissolving metal, is deposited. It will be noticed that this theory demands for the condition of corrosion (i) the presence of contiguous conducting part...

Excerpt from The Corrosion of Brass in Dilute Electrolytes: ThesisBy this means a complete electrical circuit is formed, and one electrode can continue to corrode, while at the other electrode an equivalent amount of some other metal (or hydrogen) possessing a lower solution-tendency than the dissolving metal, is deposited. It will be noticed that this theory demands for the condition of corrosion (i) the presence of contiguous conducting part...