Corrosion of carbon steel and other alloys from their reaction with sulfur compounds in high temperature environments is called ______. The presence of hydrogen accelerates corrosion.

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The corrosion of carbon steel and other alloys due to their reaction with sulfur compounds in high temperature environments is commonly referred to as sulfidation. The presence of hydrogen can indeed accelerate this type of corrosion. Choices A and C are too specific and do not encompass all forms of sulfidation, while choice B is too general and does not specify the cause of the corrosion.

Corrosion of Carbon Steel and Other Alloys from Their Reaction