Oxide layer formed on the non-ferrous metal surface after its annealing is__________________?

Correct answer: A. Removed by acid pickling

  • A. Removed by acid pickling
  • B. Hammered into the surface
  • C. Removed with coarse emery cloth
  • D. Left as such to protect the surface

Explanation

Annealing can leave an oxide scale on a non-ferrous metal surface, and acid pickling dissolves this scale without mechanically damaging the underlying metal. Emery cloth is a mechanical cleaning method but is not the usual treatment specified here.

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