Electrolysis – getting it wrong!

Electrolysis – getting it wrong!

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    nigel jones 5
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      I often use my electrolysis bath to remove paint and rust, indeed I have a full 5" chassis in there right now…but lastnight, dont ask me why, I left a set of wheels and axle in with the polarity reversed! I had it set to super high amps! 200 years of rust in 10 hours…I could cry….

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        Sub Mandrel
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          @submandrel

          Thanks for the dire warning!

          How bad is it really? Have you tried reversing the polarity of the neutron (OK electron) flow yet?

          Neil

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          KWIL
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            @kwil

            Metals and hydrogen are electro positive and come off at the cathode.

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            Ian S C
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              That method of reversing the polarity is handy if you want a new component to quickly match a similar old one on an old bit of machinery. I sometimes make replacement parts for vintage machinery for our museum, and after I'v finished, I often have difficulty finding which is the new bit. Under normal circumstances it's a bit of a disaster, ooh well start again. Ian S C

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