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<h1>Galvanization defined as zinc coating process for iron and steel corrosion protection through molten bath or electrodeposition methods</h1> The text provides legal definitions of 'galvanization' and 'galvanize' from multiple authoritative sources including Webster's Dictionary, Oxford English Dictionary, and technical manuals. Galvanization refers to the process of coating iron or steel with zinc to prevent corrosion, either through immersion in molten zinc baths or electrodeposition methods. The process creates protective zinc coatings that form intermetallic compounds at the interface. Various dictionaries define galvanize as subjecting materials to electric current treatment or coating metals with zinc for protection. Technical specifications emphasize that galvanization is a widely-used anti-corrosion treatment for ferrous products, requiring adequate and uniform coating thickness for effective protection against rusting and deterioration.