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ECM - Influencing Factors of MRR

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In ECM, the material removal rate will be higher for metal with

A

large density

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larger valency

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C

larger chemical absorption tendency

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D

large chemical weight

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Solution

The correct option is D large chemical weight
For ECM:

MRR $\propto$ atomic weight of material.

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