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Very nice overview for someone who uses TEM results.

how to contact you ? for my research regarding developing corrosion resistance with nanoparticles, can I contact you via email?

exactly what i was looking for. thanks

Awesome

Also Auger−Meitner effect. The Auger emission process was observed and published in 1922 by Lise Meitner, one year before Pierre Victor Auger, who independently discovered it in 1923.

Excellent video

very helpful but for the next time please keep the background music low as your voice would be prominent and heard easily. Thanks

You sound finnish. Like: Today vee have... ...aund Vee must deel viss it. On topic: Does the impact velocity of atoms still have an effect on gold, glass, and metal oxides?

thanks! How do i know what base should i use to prevent galvanic corrosion? A nickel base or a copper base? Let me know how to choose for variety of materials.

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The video in the link did not work for me. Just letting you know. Thanks for offering though.

Nicely illustrated, thanks.

what does the quartz crystal do?

I jusy licked up a dc power supply 100v 3amps will this work or should inhave got the 30v 10amp supply? I want a hard coat.

Tanks ❤

thanks

wow! thanx for the perfect visual description !!

Perfect and easy to understand

very brief but yet helpful

Why the stupid and irrelevant music? :-(

On my way ton exam, brilliant video to watch prior

you're a hero

Thanks man. Exactly what I wanted to know. Great video

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What is the need for cathode electrode on the right side? Electrons, after all, move from the cathode electrode on the left and end its journey on the anode at the middle.

This is wonderful thanks🙏

Really helpful

Can galavanic corrosion occur between two noble metals? And if so, how severe would it be?

So if I had a piece of platinum and gold touching eachother, gold will start to corrode?

Nice 👍

Probably one of the best science videos I have watched. Thank you very much.

But the dry ice technically wouldn't be dry, since you put it in the drinks, therefore it's technically just normal ice. But hey, that's just a theory! A DRY ICE THEORY!

thanks

seems like CVD

very good, but I was looking a the females, more than what I should have been looking at, irrestable., a lovely distraction.

Great video, very informative. Thank you. 👍🙂

Content is great, but sometimes voice is low compared to background sound.

Great😊

I want to carry out a numerical simulation of corrosion in combined cycle recovery boilers, as I intend to perform a comparative characterization between corroded and non-corroded boiler tubes. Which software should I use and how can I conduct this simulation?

So, we are suppose to give up a blowpipe and a set of fluxes for that contraption?? And the cost? About 50 grand! You don't do much prospecting do you ROTFLMAO!! Let's see, baking soda (cake mix isle), Washing soda and borax (laundry isle) Microcosmic salt (you make yourself) A blowpipe and candle (20 bucks), small mortar and pedestal, piece of pine charcoal and a $20 piece of Platinum wire. That found every mine in the United States ;) Think I am gonna hold off on your electronic marvel ;)

You explain it very good to me because I am sitting in this moment over my chemistry book ^^

thanks, great vid

Hmmmm, are you thinking what I'm thinking? Looks a lot like a compressor for a gas turbine...

A steel pinch bolt has seized in an aluminium suspension arm, due to galvanic corrosion. What's the best way to get the bolt out? Is there a chemical I can use to break down the bond between the steel bolt and the aluminium arm?

Can tin be anodized? How about bismuth-tin alloys? I like adding tin to bismuth for casting to reduce brittleness but I'm disheartened the tin makes anodizing impossible.

Keep up the good work bro

The background music is irritating 😞

Nice video. But the sound is distracting.