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← HistoryDuring Roman concrete production, which consequence arose when excessive seawater was used?
A)Accelerated rebar corrosion occurred rapidly✓
B)Increased setting time became substantial
C)Hydration heat caused thermal cracking
D)Aggregate segregation created weak points
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Accelerated rebar corrosion occurred because chloride ingress caused depassivation of the steel reinforcement, therefore, corrosion occurred rather than prolonged strength due to lack of a passivating layer. *Electrochemical corrosion* is the cause.
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