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I have too much time on my hands first thing in the mornings. This question is for those with a serious knowledge of reactions.
I understand Aqua and Vinegaroon and the effects on wood and sugar. I understand browning and gray finishes on metal. I think it's neat, the reaction of mustard on metal.
Heeres what my feeble little brain got stuck on this morning. What would the result be if you took a steel nose cap, coated it in mustard, placed it on a small wire rack, insulated the rack with a rubber sheet on the bench top, and introduced a 12 volt trickle charge to the rack and thus the cap? What would this minor introduction of current do to the chemical prosses? What would it do if the mustard sat 24 hours before the current came into play?
I would like to understand if anything at all would happen. I would do it as a test but sometimes changes made cannot be seen by the eye.
Please leave the hotdog jokes alone.
I understand Aqua and Vinegaroon and the effects on wood and sugar. I understand browning and gray finishes on metal. I think it's neat, the reaction of mustard on metal.
Heeres what my feeble little brain got stuck on this morning. What would the result be if you took a steel nose cap, coated it in mustard, placed it on a small wire rack, insulated the rack with a rubber sheet on the bench top, and introduced a 12 volt trickle charge to the rack and thus the cap? What would this minor introduction of current do to the chemical prosses? What would it do if the mustard sat 24 hours before the current came into play?
I would like to understand if anything at all would happen. I would do it as a test but sometimes changes made cannot be seen by the eye.
Please leave the hotdog jokes alone.
