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Electrically charged raindrops could be corroding metal with protective coatings

New research published in *Nature* demonstrates that naturally occurring electrically charged raindrops can degrade surfaces coated with…

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New research published in *Nature* demonstrates that naturally occurring electrically charged raindrops can degrade surfaces coated with protective layers, revealing a previously unrecognized corrosion mechanism. The findings suggest that existing protective coatings on metal objects such as cars, ships, buildings and cultural heritage sites may be vulnerable to this effect. Researchers highlight the need to develop new preservation methods to counteract the damage caused by charged rain.

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