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pitting The formation of small cavities on a metal surface resulting from localized corrosion.
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pitting Small holes in the surface of a coin or die, often caused by a damaged die or even blank.
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pitting Corrosion type, for which the electrolytic metal removal extends only on small surface areas and results in the formation of local cavities (crater-shaped, pinhole-type). Because the amount of the produced corrosion products is only small, pitting is mostly recognized only when leakages occur.
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pitting The presence of pin holes or small craters in the solder joint caused by oxidation plating material or other foreign incompatible matter. Such joints are generally also dull in finish.
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