korróziótól

Korróziótól is a Hungarian postpositional phrase formed from korrózió (corrosion) with the ablative suffix -tól, meaning “from corrosion.” It is used to express protection against corrosion or, in some constructions, exposure to corrosion, depending on how it is combined with other words.

In technical and industrial language korróziótól commonly appears in noun phrases describing materials or systems designed to resist corrosion, rather than as a standalone concept. Examples include korróziótól védő bevonat (a coating that protects from corrosion), korróziótól védett acél (steel protected from corrosion), and korróziótól mentes környezet (an environment free of corrosion).

Protection against corrosion is achieved through several approaches: protective coatings (paints, epoxies, polymers), corrosion-resistant alloys, cathodic protection (galvanic or impressed current), corrosion inhibitors, and design measures that reduce moisture, oxygen exposure, and crevice formation. The choice of method depends on factors such as environment, metal, and expected service life.

Etymology and register: korrózió is a loanword used across languages to denote chemical or electrochemical deterioration of materials. The suffix -tól is the Hungarian ablative indicating source or origin, here linking the material or condition to the threat of corrosion. The construction is common in technical Hungarian and educational texts.