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A current density of 1.1 microamperes /cm² is measured to flow when iron corrodes in a dilute salt electrolyte.
a) How much iron thickness, in millimeters, will be lost in a year (mm/year)?
b) What would the current density in microamperes /cm² have to be if the thickness loss was 0.01 mm/year

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