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The document discusses different coating processes - tin coating is called tinning, zinc coating is called galvanization, coating metal surfaces with other metals using electric current is called electroplating, coating metal surfaces with a thin film of oxides using electric current is called anodizing, and stainless steel is an alloy used to coat items like cookware, buckets, and roofing.
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