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That is a good question Mike. I am going back a few when they were still copper. The old wheat back pennies. 
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- Thread starter btfarm
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Pepperidge
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I thought we were talking about acid spilling causing the corrosion...a penny as a sacrificial anode would be more for electrolysis no?
or is acid erosion basically the same process as electrolysis? :???:
Pat...can I buy a clue...:???:
or is acid erosion basically the same process as electrolysis? :???:
Pat...can I buy a clue...:???:
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- #63
Use of a Penny
I think you're right Paul. I got a little confusicated.
I think you're right Paul. I got a little confusicated.
Ed HD
Formerly: Dad's 05 LLY
Hang a penny on steel wire in the radiator. That might work, lol.
Pepperidge
Member Advocate
I think you're right Paul. I got a little confusicated.
Heck I didn't know either...I still could be wrong for all I know...anyone else have an idea if Acid/chemical corrosion is basically the same as electrolysis and a sacrificial anode?