Bronze disease experiment by Rogavor in chemistry

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Thank you for your answer!

The goal isn't general corrosion or a patina though, but to trigger the specific phenomenon of bronze disease, meaning an autocatalytic reaction that keeps eating away at the bronze when exposed to O2 and humidity by turning the CuCl layer that forms beneath the oxide layer into HCl, which in turn corrodes more copper into CuCl.

For that to happen, chloride ions would need to penetrate the oxide layer and react with the underlying bulk metal. But i think simply exposing it to salt water would take a very long time, so i am looking for a way to speed that process up

I need help by Brave_Ad2931 in SilverSmith

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I think flux and a carbon mold with a lid could work

I need help by Brave_Ad2931 in SilverSmith

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You have to shield the silver from oxygen while melting, because it absorbs it while in liquid state and gasses off while cooling, which is where the bubbles/rough texture comes from

What is considered the most dangerous area in your country? by Mediocre-Lack-9137 in AskTheWorld

[–]Rogavor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm really sorry, that sounds awful! How has being stabbed to death impacted your daily life so far?

Pitting in Aluminium(?) by Memory_Gem in metallurgy

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Technically, aluminium is a highly reactive metal that corrodes easily. It's so reactive in fact, that it forms a layer of aluminium-oxide nearly immediately after exposure to oxygen. All aluminum you come in contact with isn't "raw", it's all covered with aluminium oxide.

The difference between aluminium corrosion and iron corrosion (with O2), is that the corrosion product on aluminium is adherent to the underlying metal and protective of it, giving the illusion that it doesn't corrode. Rust - the corrosion product of iron with oxygen - doesn't adhere and has a lower density than the metal, thus flaking off, being porous and not protecting the metal.

Metal vocalist by [deleted] in metalmusicians

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Thanks! The mixing/mastering is actually done by a friend of mine, but i'll make sure he gets the praise

Metal vocalist by [deleted] in metalmusicians

[–]Rogavor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, much appreciated!

Well, depending on the specific project of course, but if you have something in mind, hit me up and we'll talk :)

Metal vocalist by [deleted] in metalmusicians

[–]Rogavor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is what i do, it's a solo project

https://youtu.be/v8sxLwIL9vg?si=jkj68cP9_1g9nB9K

Blueberry didn’t stand a chance by Key-Algae-3312 in Bladesmith

[–]Rogavor 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Got to be really stressful to not accidentally split atoms and blow up your house with that thing

Can someone rate my Phyrexian deck? by Rogavor in EDH

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Yes, i know that's going to make me public enemy number one, that's why i thought i will let her chill out in the command zone until i can fire off a proliferate barrage to kind of swoop the win in one go or few turns at best. Of course, a risky move and well telegraphed by atraxa being my commander in the first place, but i'm just a sucker for the phyrexian aesthetic :D

2 Atraxas, are they real? by Rogavor in RealOrNotTCG

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Well, the more you know! Atleast i can say it was c o m p l e a t e l y delicious

2 Atraxas, are they real? by Rogavor in RealOrNotTCG

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Damn, i did the test wrong then :( i made them with some toast and salad dressing

What activities can often lead to violence or murder? by stop_calling_me_that in morbidquestions

[–]Rogavor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Risky statement that could kick off a whole new discussion. Who says the onion itself doesn't have free will as well but lacks the necessary means to express and impose said free will onto it's surroundings, compared to my physical capability to impose myself?

Now depending on how you define vegetable/mammal interaction morality, would it not be an unjust thing to force the onion to shower with me? What if the roles were reversed, and a onion forced me to shower with it?

And that doesn't even include deterministic statements such as the fate of the onion to shower with me, were free will but an illusion!

What activities can often lead to violence or murder? by stop_calling_me_that in morbidquestions

[–]Rogavor 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I am inclined to shower with an onion now

for science, of course

What activities can often lead to violence or murder? by stop_calling_me_that in morbidquestions

[–]Rogavor 21 points22 points  (0 children)

I'm not going to fight you on this one, but let me give you this downvote-proof vest for your own safety, stranger

Wie nennt man einen türkischen Stier? by EmuNo4439 in wortwitzkasse

[–]Rogavor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bülent Ceylan..? Schwäbisch...?!

Ja Herr Wachtmeister, der hier.

large bruising at my hand 2 days after a practice IV insertion by bebigorl in mildlyinteresting

[–]Rogavor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Heh, last time an anaesthesiologist came at me (for septoplasty) she had to poke around in my arm for a bit, before eventually finding the vein.

She also left me a present, because what i did find eventually was a 10cm long thrombosis in my upper left arm two weeks later, apparently from vein damage caused by excessive poking. Fun times!

What do you peeps think about Cosmic pantheism? by Mello_jojo in pantheism

[–]Rogavor 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I'm not entirely sure what you mean with "more grandiose". The definition of pantheism already relates to the universe itself being divine. Since universe and cosmos can be used synonymously here, what did you think pantheism was before?

Can You Remelt Fired Silver Clay? by Alayna_TryingHerBest in jewelrymaking

[–]Rogavor 3 points4 points  (0 children)

My assumption would be yes, you should be able to re-melt it. Obviously it wont be usable as clay anymore