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Different pH-level solutions effects on metal




Q. Hello everyone! I am currently doing a science project on: is there a difference between different pH level solutions effects on silver and bronze, and which level of pH affects the metals the most? Can you help or tell where I can find some research paper worthy items. :) P.S.: I am in 8th grade.

Sophie [last name deleted for privacy by Editor]
- Tampa, Florida, USA
October 11, 2012



A. Sophie,
You might want to look up some "chemical compatibility" charts. Most materials manufacturers provide these as a guide to what sort of chemicals will or won't rapidly damage the material, or vice versa, what sort of materials will or won't be rapidly damaged by a certain chemical. I expect you should be able to find some charts for common metals and alloys with Google rather easily. You should also look up the term "noble metal".

If this is a science project, consider adding a few more metals or alloys to your list.

ray kremer
Ray Kremer
Stellar Solutions, Inc.
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McHenry, Illinois
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October 24, 2012




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