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Old March 10, 2007   #16
Ruth_10
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Dcarch,
Zn + Cu(+2) --> Zn(+2) + Cu
Zinc in the galvanized metal will reduce copper in the plus two state to metallic copper. That would be the case with copper sulfate. However, copper sulfide, I dunno. Copper sulfide is very insoluble in water, so I don't know how much would actually be in contact with the galvanized metal.

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