One inherent problem with standard expansion tanks is that the air and water they contain are in direct contact.

Name: One inherent problem with standard expansion tanks is that the air and water they contain are in direct contact.
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Standard expansion tanks are designed to contain both air and water, but the two are in direct contact with each other which can lead to absorption of air in water and corrosion of the tank.

One Inherent Problem with Standard Expansion Tanks Is That the Air