Which consequence results when iron nails replaced treenails in 18th-century ship construction?

💡 Explanation

Iron nails accelerate galvanic corrosion when they contact dissimilar metals, therefore increased maintenance occurred; this is because the iron acts as an anode relative to bronze or copper fittings, rather than any other effect because ships flexing creates movement.

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