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salt electrolyte (1 Viewer)

Thread starter bobbie212
Start date Oct 20, 2004

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bobbie212

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#1

can someone tell me why the more salt, the higher the corrosion. It is because it facilitates the migration of ions at a faster rate?

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LSP

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#2

more salts, more ions = it will complete the current circuit, more redox reaction to take place
therefore, it will accelerate rusting/corrosion

xeriphic

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#3

salt water is a better conductor than normal water as stated above

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