Feedback To Source

[jadaro2600]

I poured the solution I used out into a flat plastic container and let it dry, this thin films continues to form on top of the solution, ..it's blueish green, has different domains of color and ..the corrosion on the copper plates is persistent.

The film seems to be preventing any evaporation from occurring so I assume it's reacting with the air...it's forming whatever formed on the copper after I pulled it out.

[nievesoliveras]

I poured the solution I used out into a flat plastic container and let it dry, this thin films continues to form on top of the solution, ..it's blueish green, has different domains of color and ..the corrosion on the copper plates is persistent.

The film seems to be preventing any evaporation from occurring so I assume it's reacting with the air...it's forming whatever formed on the copper after I pulled it out.

I think that if the copper is corroding continually, then that diode cannot be used as a crystal radio diode. Because the corrosion will be passed to the other circuit wires.
But the blueish green color can be used as a color on a painting. The canvas does not corrode as the metal does.

Jesus

[tropes]

But the blueish green color can be used as a color on a painting. The canvas does not corrode as the metal does.

Jesus

Perhaps the painting could be connected to a wire fence or something and result in a Feedback To Source.

Tropes

[nievesoliveras]

Perhaps the painting could be connected to a wire fence or something and result in a Feedback To Source.

Tropes

Thank you @tropes !
You are right, maybe it can be used like that.
There is a paint already that does just that.
Maybe @jadaro2600 has invented a new continuity paint.
You never know!

Jesus

[jadaro2600]

The corrosion is persistent, as in, it's not evaoprating in the air, it's just ..there, and not going anywhere, it's not spreading and it's not leaving.