Hydrogen damage metal structure

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Why fe3o4 react with H ion ?

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It was very helpful. Thankyou

I am still trying to find out how often to change water with the washing soda in i

Fe3O4 is black oxide/black rust. The common rust is red rust which is Fe2O3. You cant convert Fe2O3 into Fe3O4

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Thanks for the information. Now a question. If you leave the circuit connected after the rust is gone, wont the current etch the workpiece in the same manner as used for electrochemical etch marking or machining? I'm curious why this is used in gun barrel bores because it appears to me there is some risk of unintended removal of good steel.

I've also seen water with table salt added. Does that function in the same way, but instead releasing chlorine gas as well?

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Excellent explanation. Thankyou.

That music is unbearable

Do you really expect everyone to read you video. Please narrate your video.

Its the only explanation i have found

I was looking for this. Thanks a lot!

Now I want to know is the black ferous oxide protective? or does it need to be entirely removed before painting the part?

Thanks for the explanation! I've been using this process for years to remove rust from antique tools but I never really understood why it works.

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What do you do with the water afterwards

⚠️ Electrolysis creates atomic hydrogen, which can ruin the steel. This is called hydrogen embrittlement.

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Great job! Thank you very much for the explanation.

Hi there! I just want to say thank you for sharing this method. It's incredibly useful!

I'm sorry (or not) but I was enjoying the ragtime music in stereo so much I could not read the video. :) I'll have to play the video with it muted, I'm sure. Ok, I tried, but I got to hear it again, & again. When I was a youth in 1975 or so I was listening to a new album put out by ZZ Tops, with the song Tush on it, my dad asked me what tush was, I told him I'm not sure but I think it's "you know girls (women)" he just said "O", the next day he gave me a 45 with 2 ragtime piano songs on it, I must have listened to that album 100 times. Thanks Dad. RIP. & Thanks for the upload.

yes I agree there aren't any good videos explaining Electrolysis

Thank you for clearing all of that up! Now i can do a science demonstration over video chat and have all my ducks in a row.

Very informative but if someone can watch this and understand the language and equations, they probably already understand how the process works.

Thank you. This really helped explain a lot

Great video. I'm interested in how adding 6 electrons to the rusty cathode changes 2Fe³O⁴ + 6H+ to 6FeO + 2H²O + H² Why do electrons rearrange the compounds?

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Thanks for the info. I personally don't fully understand the math though. I gotta take another course at the community college!