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Hamin' X
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by Hamin' X »
mastreb wrote:Most anodes are zinc. It's more "noble" than most metals.
Did you mean "less noble"?
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dennisneal
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by dennisneal »
I think Gold and Platinum are the most "noble" of all the metals.
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mastreb
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by mastreb »
Hamin' X wrote:mastreb wrote:Most anodes are zinc. It's more "noble" than most metals.
Did you mean "less noble"?
~Rich
Yep--sorry, I meant less noble. As far as I know, only magnesium is less noble than zinc.
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Catigale
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by Catigale »
I tried sodium anodes once and they doubled as a BBQ....
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Crikey
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by Crikey »
Gold anodes would probably make your boat go faster!