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Ferrocerium corrodes primarily due to exposure to moisture and oxygen in the air, which causes oxidation, leading to rust formation, especially when not properly stored or coated with a protective layer like oil or wax; this is because the metals in ferrocerium are highly reactive, particularly when exposed to humid environments.
Key points about ferrocerium corrosion:
Has anyone vacuum sealed their butane lighters or their ferro rods so they don't corrode while stored?
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Ferrocerium corrodes primarily due to exposure to moisture and oxygen in the air, which causes oxidation, leading to rust formation, especially when not properly stored or coated with a protective layer like oil or wax; this is because the metals in ferrocerium are highly reactive, particularly when exposed to humid environments.
Key points about ferrocerium corrosion:
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Has anyone vacuum sealed their butane lighters or their ferro rods so they don't corrode while stored?