The nonmetallic inclusions are problematic particles that develop during the steel making process. They are tiny entities that exist in high numbers. They disrupt the mechanical homogeneity of the steels and are believed to have significantly different corrosion reactivities (from the base steel), leading to galvanic effects and as a result accelerated, localized corrosion attacks.

How can we study their corrosion behavior?  

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