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Electrolytic Derusting, Baking Soda or Washing Soda?
Michael Koblic wrote: (snip) It works, 'cos I done it. What I do not understand how is the de-rusting process different in that it dissolves the iron oxides preferrentially. Is the underlying iron spared? I would have thought that the process is not dissimilar from the above and there will be some dissolution of the non-rusted iron but my chemistry does not stretch that far. -- Michael Koblic Campbell River, BC I STR reading somewhere that the red oxides get converted to black oxides - my experience has been that most of the black stuff just rinses off and a couple swipes with a wire brush takes the rest of it off. Mikel |
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