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Re: Advise for Galvanized Steel

I don't get why not to put copper with steel. I connect copper to steel, once in a while!
By you saying "electrolysis," do you mean that it will break up water when you electrolyze it and place it inside water?
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Re: Advise for Galvanized Steel

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I don't get why not to put copper with steel. I connect copper to steel, once in a while!
By you saying "electrolysis," do you mean that it will break up water when you electrolyze it and place it inside water?
Don't forget about the air all around you. There's water in it too


When using any new material, find the MSDS. I found a galvanized sheet steel MSDS here that addresses the zinc oxide inhalation hazard.
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