Forum:Why does copper corrode?

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Since copper(Cu) has lower reactivity than hydrogen(H), copper should not corrode by acid.

Does this mean acid in NetHack are oxidizing acid?

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Bronze and brass will still corrode by acid, because they also contain tin(Sn) and zinc(Zn), respectively, which have higher reactivity than hydrogen. --NDos (talk) 22:46, 12 August 2016 (UTC)

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