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The article uses chemical corrosion models to analyze the fictional beverage grog from the Monkey Island video game, estimating its composition to explain its rapid dissolution of metal mugs as depicted in the game.
A new study finds that charged raindrops can electrically damage protective coatings like Teflon, leading to corrosion through a spark mechanism similar to lightning bolts.
Research published in Nature reveals that water droplets become electrified when sliding over smooth surfaces, leading to corrosion in metals.
A detailed account of restoring a salt-water-damaged Commodore SX-64 from the 2025 VCFSW show, involving drilling out seized screws, cleaning corroded electronics, and replacing parts.