So my question is, can a battery conductance tester tell the difference between the loss of plate surface area due to permanent plate damage in the first case, and between the potentially reversible loss of active surface area due to sulfation? (mechanics.stackexchange.com)
«Large scale infusions» of iron, in the sense you imply, are therefore inefficient and pointless since most of it simply sinks out of the biologically active surface system and into the abyss. (treehugger.com)
And with good reason: The largest of those moons, 3,200 - mile - wide Titan, has an atmosphere that may be similar to that of our own planet in its younger days, and Enceladus, a 300 - mile - wide ball, has a geologically active surface. (discovermagazine.com)