Which outcome occurs when applying stress near polymorphic crystal grain boundaries?

💡 Explanation

Applying stress promotes galvanic action because differential grain boundary energy increases the electromotive force through vacancy aggregation, weakening the metal; therefore, corrosion increases, rather than the metallic strength increasing at grain interfaces.

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