Groucho Jr. Member Joined Jul 23, 2007 Messages 75 Reaction score 0 Golden Thread 0 Location Jacksonville,Florida Detector(s) used Whites M6 With Eclipse DD Coil Feb 5, 2008 Thread Owner #1 Do scrap yards take rusted scrap? Amazon Forum Fav 👍 A History of Mining on the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska - Grab it through Amazon!
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S snake35 Hero Member Joined Jul 25, 2005 Messages 918 Reaction score 25 Golden Thread 0 Location West Virginia Feb 5, 2008 #2 Just pile it on with the rest of your scrap steel!
aa battery Gold Member Joined Oct 11, 2006 Messages 10,620 Reaction score 3,245 Golden Thread 0 🏆 Honorable Mentions: 1 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Feb 5, 2008 #3 They take mine.....aa
jewelerdave Hero Member Joined Aug 29, 2007 Messages 848 Reaction score 96 Golden Thread 0 Location Fort Collins, Colorado Detector(s) used I just follow my nose!...where the silver and gold goes! Minelab 5000, Goldmaster, and a few others XRF spectrometer, Common sense. Primary Interest: Prospecting Feb 5, 2008 #4 iron oxide still has iron in it. When placed in a reducing environment the Oxygen is removed leaving behind iron. So yes. All iron comes from Iron oxide ores to begin with.
iron oxide still has iron in it. When placed in a reducing environment the Oxygen is removed leaving behind iron. So yes. All iron comes from Iron oxide ores to begin with.
Groucho Jr. Member Joined Jul 23, 2007 Messages 75 Reaction score 0 Golden Thread 0 Location Jacksonville,Florida Detector(s) used Whites M6 With Eclipse DD Coil Feb 13, 2008 Thread Owner #5 now does brass rust? This was suppose to be a brass fitting and was left in the elements.
goldgrubber Hero Member Joined Jan 26, 2007 Messages 583 Reaction score 2 Golden Thread 0 Location Western New York Detector(s) used Whites DFX, Whites 5900, Minelab Excalibur Feb 14, 2008 #6 Brass and copper, depending on how long it's left to the elements, will oxidize and turn to brown and green. GG
Brass and copper, depending on how long it's left to the elements, will oxidize and turn to brown and green. GG
allen_idaho Hero Member Joined Dec 4, 2007 Messages 808 Reaction score 114 Golden Thread 0 Location Culdesac, Idaho Feb 24, 2008 #7 But keep in mind that that is not rust. That is crystalization on the surface of the metal. Similar to galvanic corrosion on aluminum. So don't worry, the brass and copper underneath is just fine.
But keep in mind that that is not rust. That is crystalization on the surface of the metal. Similar to galvanic corrosion on aluminum. So don't worry, the brass and copper underneath is just fine.