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[triffid]

 I think that increasing surface area is not the same as increasing mass.I believe that surface area can be increased  many times(example a human lung small as it is has the surface area of a football field).So one lb of metal dissolved in solution would have a maximum value of (X).You add another lb of that metal.And you doubled the surface area (2X).X is the max value of the surface area of one lb of metal in solution.Its how I see it in my head.Triffid

[triffid]

I can only work with a limited amount of metal in my attic.Too much metal would bring down the house.So I try to increase the surface area of the metal plate instead.Its appears to be a trade off to me.Triffid

[the_big_m_in_ok]

triffid said:

I think that increasing surface area is not the same as increasing mass.I believe that surface area can be increased  many times(example a human lung small as it is has the surface area of a football field).

Hi triffid,
I think I see now.  In rocket fuel engineering, manufacturers use finely ground up solid fuels and oxidizers.  The smaller the particle size, the greater the surface area presented to the flame front of the fuel grain burning from inside out to the case---and the faster the fuel burns.

You might have a point on that.

--Lee

[triffid]

To big M,You gave me an idea.Maybe the plate could be a bucket of nails (all in contact with each other) or a tray of metal powder (all electrically connected)?You may not need an acid solution or a base solution up in your attic.Maybe just small pieces of metal in electrical contact with each other.A bucket of nails would have more surface area than a flat metal sheet of the same mass.Likewise a box or tray of small metal parts all touching each other(electrically)?Just thinking out loud here.This way you would not need acids or bases(liquids) anywhere around you?Triffid

[the_big_m_in_ok]

triffid said:

To big M,You gave me an idea.Maybe the plate could be a bucket of nails (all in contact with each other) or a tray of metal powder (all electrically connected)?You may not need an acid solution or a base solution up in your attic.

@triffid
I think I see you point, but my Dad told me when I was a teenager that electrical resistance always increased with the length of wire.

Now, the same may be true with a bucket of nails?  But the concept of volume being an augmenter for electrical power may be something to think about more.

Have to go, can write later,

--Lee