Very good example  I'm sorry to say that I doubt I'll ever be able to replicate it. Perhaps, there is another method to be found more within the reach of the less advanced experimenter - like me. I have very few doubts about the methods and results. In my line of work ECM (electrochemical migration) is a well researched, experienced and common problem. Some evidence indicates that more than migration is going on and that tends to confuse the search for a solution. Example: Some analysis have indicated that ECM may increase the amounts of Sn, Pb, and/or Bi compared to analysis prior to ECM production. I wish I was more learned in the subject but I'm not. When this subject crosses into my experiments I wind up doing a lot of reading or looking for assistance when that fails.
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