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by chm
4548 days ago
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Yes indeed: two different metals in electrical contact through an electrolyte solution (sea water). One way to stop this is to use a sacrificial anode (where the oxidation occurs) made of Magnesium, although this would probably be unpractical in salt water. A colorful answer would be to replace the water with a fluid like 3M's Fluorinert and replace the air with a nitrogen atmosphere. But that would also be unpractical. |
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