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Corrosion happens when a material, usually metal, reacts with its environment, like air, moisture, or salt. For example, when iron reacts with oxygen and water, it forms rust. This is a natural process, but it can weaken materials over time. Industries need to know how materials will perform under such harsh conditions—and that’s where salt spray chamber come in.

How does the science work?
Inside a salt spray chamber, there’s a carefully controlled environment designed to speed up the corrosion process. Here’s how it works:

1. Salt Solution Preparation: The chamber uses a solution of sodium chloride (salt) mixed with water. This mimics real-world salty environments, like coastal areas or roads treated with salt in winter.

2. Fine Salt Mist Generation: The solution is turned into a fine mist or spray using compressed air and special nozzles. This mist evenly covers the samples being tested.

3. Temperature and Humidity Control: The chamber maintains consistent temperature and humidity levels. Higher temperatures accelerate chemical reactions, making corrosion happen faster.

4. Electrochemical Reactions: Here’s the core science—when salt settles on the metal, it dissolves in moisture and creates an electrolyte (a liquid that conducts electricity). This triggers **electrochemical reactions*, where the metal loses electrons and starts to corrode.

By controlling these factors, engineers can simulate years of corrosion in just days.

Why is this important?
This process helps scientists and manufacturers:
Test the durability of metals and coatings.
Understand which materials will survive tough conditions.
Design better, longer-lasting products for cars, ships, buildings, and more.

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