How does copper help in killing mold?
By lilian selma odoyo from Kenya
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What kind of mold are you trying to remove? Actually, copper can create green mold on the copper itself.
The green that can develop on copper is known as Verdigris. Verdigris is formed as a reaction to acids and salts in the air. By sea air, mostly Copper Chloride is formed, and in inland areas, Copper Carbonate is formed.
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The green that can develop on copper is known as Verdigris. Verdigris is formed as a reaction to acids and salts in the air. By sea air, mostly Copper Chloride is formed, and in inland areas, Copper Carbonate is mainly formed. Both appear as a green crumbly crust. The green found on copper is NOT a mould.
James
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