Which of the following best explains why electroplating is a useful process in many industries?

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Since I cannot find the choices, I will tell you some of the benefits of electroplating in different industries. You can compare these benefits with the choices you have and choose the best fit.

1- Forms a protective layer to protect the material from the conditions of the atmosphere as the corrosion

2- Improves the appearance of some inexpensive materials and makes them look more appealing

3- Can enhance the electrical conductivity of materials

4- electroplating of zinc-nickel or gold can survive high temperatures

5- Sometimes hardens the material

6- Increases the thickness of the material

lapo4ka [179]3 years ago

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Answer: A.

Explanation: it makes some inexpensive materials look more appealing

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