Corrosion by HF (Hydrofluoric) acid can result in high rates of general or localized corrosion and may be accompanied by hydrogen cracking, blistering and ________.

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HF acid corrosion can result in hydrogen-induced cracking (HIC) and stress-oriented hydrogen-induced cracking (SOHIC) as well as other forms of cracking such as delayed cracking. Therefore, both option A and C are correct, making option D the best choice.

Corrosion by HF (Hydrofluoric) Acid Can Result in High Rates