Contrary to a pure mechanical fatigue, there is no _________ load in corrosion-assistant fatigue. Corrosion promotes failure at a lower stress and number of cycles than the materials normal endurance.
A) Tensile
B) Stress
C) Ductile
D) Fatigue limit

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In corrosion-assisted fatigue, the presence of a corrosive environment reduces the fatigue limit, meaning that failure can occur at lower stress levels and fewer cycles compared to the material's normal endurance without corrosion.

Contrary to a Pure Mechanical Fatigue, There Is No _________