Asked by Anonymous
why is a solution of copper sulfate and sulfuric acid required in corrosion testing? Won't the protons and the positive ions adhere to the metals surface and contaminant it?? Just a curious q. Thanks!
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DrBob222
I am not an expert on corrosion testing but I don't think it is necessary to try the
REAL material in use; i.e., a small 1" or 2" square is taken and the test is done on that piece. In other words, that is a throw away piece and not a piece of the original equipment.
REAL material in use; i.e., a small 1" or 2" square is taken and the test is done on that piece. In other words, that is a throw away piece and not a piece of the original equipment.
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