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Nothing can speed up or slow down electrolysis. It is always in a constant state. What causes it is whats the problem, which is installing live electrical wire too close to copper water pipes.
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What is electrolytic grinding?
maching by chemical action
Corrosion by electrolytic action would be most likely occur where?
Where dissimilar piping joins
What is a sacrificial anode?
A sacrificial anode is a piece of corrodible metal which is preferentially consumed by electrolytic action.
What are the fastest mammals?
# The cheetah, which can reach speeds up to 65mph. # The pronghorn antelope, speeds up to 53mph. # The Mongolian gazelle, speeds up to 50mph. # The Springbok, speeds up to 50mph. # Grant's Gazelle, speeds up to 47mph. # Thomson's Gazelle, speeds up to 47mph. # The European hare, with speeds up to 43mph.
Why should electrolytic capacitors not to be used in AC circuits?
Electrolytic caps are polorized and are used for filtering and will charge up to a DC value as in power supplies.
What is it called when 2 pipes are joined?
Electrolytic action and if the galvanized is connected to Yellow Brass as opposed to Red Brass you have dezincification
what do we call the chemical reaction that uses an electrical current to decompose a compound?
electrolytic decomposition reaction.
Which example from A visit of charity speeds up the story and makes the reader feel as if the action is happening quickly?
The example in "A Visit of Charity" that speeds up the story and creates a sense of quick action is when the protagonist, Marian, rushes up the stairs of the nursing home and hears screams coming from a ward. This moment brings a sense of urgency and suspense to the narrative, moving the story forward rapidly.
What do speeds get up in alpine skiing?
the speeds get up to 94 mph
What speeds a chemical change up?
catalyst speeds up chemical change
What is a scientific term for 'speeds up '?
The scientific term for 'speeds up' is acceleration
Where does reactions occur in a electrolytic cell?
In an electrolytic cell
