Sacrificial Anode in a not so Dry World
Sacrificial Anode in a not so Dry World
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Will a sacrificial Zinc or Magnesium anode connected to a steel tank holding steel alloy parts provide rust protection for these parts while they remain in the tank ?
I would think that the steel parts would provide a low resistance path and become negatively charged by the zinc. Can moist air be considered a weak electrolyte in this case?
I would think that the steel parts would provide a low resistance path and become negatively charged by the zinc. Can moist air be considered a weak electrolyte in this case?





RE: Sacrificial Anode in a not so Dry World
But moist air is NOT an electrolyte.