Will rust attached to stainless steel cause corrosion in an environment with 100% humidity?
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When producing stainless steel products, since the molds are made of carbon steel, a small amount of rust adheres to the products. Will rust cause corrosion to the stainless steel in an environment with 100% humidity? Are there any authoritative sources or statements available? Please provide them to me. Thank you very much!
The impact is definitely there; by \"stainless\" it is meant that the material does not rust in air, but once it comes into contact with other substances, corrosion occurs more severely. Under conditions requiring high standards, stainless steel and carbon steel must not come into contact with each other. This is because rust forms on the surface, and areas with rust can easily form corrosion cells with other parts, resulting in severe local corrosion in those rusty areas
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