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![]() "Maxprop" wrote "Bart" wrote Maxprop wrote: How about graphite frames, Bart? Talk about maintenance-free and no risk of galvanic interaction. Graphite conducts electricity. I just Googled galvanic series and was surprised to find Graphite on the top of the list. So graphite frames would cause Asperenda's copper to corrode! I know it's on the nobility list, but I've always assumed that it won't allow ignoble metals to plate themselves upon it. So how will that cause galvanic corrosion? If the copper ions are released, where will they go? I'm not being contradictory--I'd really like to know. I've never quite figured out why graphite is atop the list. Max Both would need to be in an electrolite. The boat would have to be full of water--then you'd get some copper plating on the graphite. I don't have a clue about why graphite is at the top. I'll ask a friend who is a chemical engineer. |
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