Galvanic Reaction Galvanic reaction occurs when two dissimilar metals come in contact in a corrosive environment. The appropriate question may be, so what does this have to do with caulk? You may be surprised to learn that some silicone caulks and sealers can release acetic acid during curing, which can react with certain metals and […]
Read moreGalvanic reaction Galvanic reaction between dissimilar metals is an enormous topic—and for good reason. Galvanic reactions, also known as bimetallic corrosion, can wreak havoc on projects that are expensive and meant to last for a long time. One well known example is the Statue of Liberty. In 1980, workers discovered that structural issues were beginning […]
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