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Why don't you just... GALVANIZE DU DU DUU du DU dudu dudududu DU DU DUU

Ah yes, full metal alchemist

Large ships use big bricks of this stuff bolted to the hull.

Why did I think they were vanilla beans 😂

Zinc, boaters use zinc

so what happens when the sacrificial metal is completely eroded?

damn the anode be having full aggro

Just rerecord.

Does this mean that those sacrificial anodes need to be replaced every once in awhile? How would we know when they need to be replaced to keep things functioning well?

Not exclusive to water as well. Any dissimilar metals touching will cause corrosion. Many especially older drinking water systems rely on massive sacrificial anodes buried in a waterproof pods that are wired to the metal pipes.

Wow 👍

Works on boat motors. They call them "zinks" given they are made of zync.

Huh, so sacrifices to the gods do work now? Wait till I get word to the Romans & Aztecs!

You need to use molecular sieves to get to 100% ethanol.

Not many applications use this, and a risk of dissimilar metals just welding to eachother, we just use metal that doesnt corrode easy or zinc plating like a oil bath

Paint thinner in a bottle

1shot everclear to 10oz any flavor tea is a great drink

Fun fact: that is the main reason uss New Jersey is in dry dock. The anodes they put on in the 1990s were for salt water because it was stationed in Washington. But now that it sits in the Delaware River which is brackish water, they need to change the anodes.

Why don’t both rust?

Hail Science!

How often do you gotta change the one in the water heater?

Does the leftover H in the reaction form gaseous H2?

i work at a galvanizing factory in maintenance so this was super cool to see!

I’m a plumber and we use sacrificial anodes in water heaters!

When you get a water heater, they tell you that the anode will need to be replaced after a year but only the first year. After that the anode will last longer. Why? Does the metal develop some kind of coating from minerals in the water?

Eww ive seen videos of water heaters not being changed in years and its nasty

Redo that test…. And use saltwater.

I am my family’s anode

Kept hearing the entity taking a survivor sound and I couldn’t put my finger on it lmao

Or Korn, which is actually has a purity law instead of Vodka.

Make no sense. You can explain it all you want but my brain can't understand why the water that's in contact with both metals only goes to oxidize one and not both.

I worked in pipelines and you can super charge this with a rectifier. It’s called impressed current Catholic protection.

Does that mean if they do that on oil rigs the “sacrificial” metal has to be replaced every so often?

But...what about when it completely degrades and rusts away-- time to get a new water heater or can that be replaced?

Yeah we live in Europe after year 1990 and we don't use metals in our water system that rust. So no need any anodes.

Does anyone else hear the third hook sound in Dead by Daylight?💀

Chemistry really just is magic

This is why metal pencil sharpener are made with magnesium

Dead by Daylight sacrifice sfx is just too good lol

How does the water know?!

Oxidation or oxidization?

Not the dbd sound effect lmao

Sounds more like a timer for when the thing will break

Talking about gods of chemistry is blasphemy. May the father have mercy on your soul.

Human Magic

I saw a video of someone using this idea and putting chunks of a different metal on a rusting car... I'm pretty sure it doesn't work like that, but if someone could enlighten me, that would be helpful.

I use zinc plates for the same reasons on my sailboat

to get higher concentration you can use molecular sieves to soak up the water while leaving the ethanol

🟨🟨🟨🟨‼️‼️‼️🟨🟨‼️🟨 there is absolutely NO SUCH THING as "sneaky acetaminophen. every single drug is REQUIRED to have ALL active ingredients listed

I like the dead by daylight sound effect! So cool to see little easter eggs from one of my favorite games.