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What dissolves rust in drain pipes?
Nothing dissolves rust in drain pipes. Once pipes become so old and rusty that they constantly keep blocking up, its time to replace and install pvc waste pipes. Note: There are comments associated with this question. See the discussion pag... Read More »
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What is a good solution for dissolving rust or corrosion?
muriatic acid - - - - - phosphoric acid is very commonly used. It can be had as a paste called "Naval Jelly." Read More »
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What are some common liquids that dissolve rust?
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This is an electrochemical reaction. Copper has a higher reduction potential than iron. Copper "wants" to be in reduced form (metallic form) more than iron does. So when solid iron is introduced to copper ions, you get the following reactio...
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naval jelly is no longer available in the uk. it was disconinued due to some of its ingrediants. most people now cut out the area complete back to good metal and the replace with new skin metal. contact me if u need more info for a specific...
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sugar dissolving and this is because the chemical properties of the sugar are not changing--it is still just sugar however a rusted nail is a chemical change because the iron reacted with the air and it was oxidized...changing it's chemical...
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Naval Jelly is indeed a rust dissolver, it contains phosphoric acid( yes-just like Coca Cola!). You can use that or straight phosphoric acid, but wear gloves. If you want to treat the existing rust, you can get all the loose stuff off and t...
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Rust is a type of corrosion involving the special case of iron. Rust formation requires three electrochemical steps: 1. Loss of metal occurs at the anodic area (anode) of the surface. In the case of iron, iron (Fe o ) is lost to the water s...
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The Rust Dissolver is a NON-acid based product designed more for the soaking of parts for an extended period of time, overnight in some applications. The Fast Etch is an acid based product designed for application ONTO a surface for a short...
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Rust is a type of corrosion involving the special case of iron. Rust formation requires three electrochemical steps: Loss of metal occurs at the anodic area (anode) of the surface. In the case of iron, iron (FeO) is lost to the water soluti...
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