But wait, there's more.
Drop a piece of shiny copper into a jar of EIS and wait a few weeks.
First, the TE goes away, then conductivity as fluffy black deposits
surround the copper.
The black smears black/silver under pressure and the copper remains shiny
and copper colored.
Ode
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Only the positive electrode emits ions. The negative electrode produces
hydroxyl anions and emits no metal at all.
I've even heard of setups that used a silver + electrode centered in a
stainless steel bowl.
Copper seems to have some catalytic effect till it becomes silver plated.
Ode Coyote wrote:
Only the positive electrode emits ions. The negative electrode produces
hydroxyl anions and emits no metal at all.
I've even heard of setups that used a silver + electrode centered in a
stainless steel bowl.
Copper seems to have some catalytic effect till it
Hi folks,
I have been reading that one of the electrodes can be a metal other than
silver, however I am concerned that any metal other than stainless steel
might contribute undesirable contamination to the CS brew. On the other
hand, stainless steel is not the best electrical conductor, so I
Hi folks,
I have been reading that one of the electrodes can be a metal other than
silver, however I am concerned that any metal other than stainless steel
might contribute undesirable contamination to the CS brew. On the other
hand, stainless steel is not the best electrical conductor, so I
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