Originally posted by mel parker
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With plumbing, you never want one metal touching another metal, as corrosion will happen. In my house, an gas iron pipe, was touching the copper water lines, and electrogalvanic action happened, and the copper pipe was eaten out, from the inside of the water pipes to the outside surface, just because it was touching the iron gas line pipe, and I had to replace all the copper water line pipe, as it was "finger soft" to squeezing.
Each lower metal on the electroglavanic scale, drops out the higher metal on the scale, called precipitation, this was my experience on refining of metals such as gold, silver, platinum and so on. Did that too...
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