Cold caustic nanocoating copper wire

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2.1 Gather Materials wire stripper, vinyl
gloves, safety goggles, coca cola bottle, cold
caustic liquid, 14 awg wire or smaller

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Have a spray bottle of vinegar for safety. If caustic
gets on your skin spray vinegar on the area

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Purchase bare copper wire will
make the job easier. Size 14 awg
wire or smaller

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If you can only locate coated wire, The Klein Tools Katapult Wire Stripper/Cutter will
make this task MUCH easier

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2.2 Measure approximately 4 inches
of wire and cut

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2.3 Repeat for several wires

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2.4 Strip wires if necessary

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2.5 Use pliers to bend the end of
the wire back towards itself

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Notice that the end of the wire is NOT
touching itself

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2.6 Bend the bottom wire in the
opposite direction

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Notice the edge of the wire is
directly pointing back at the body of the wire.
The edge cannot be seen from behind.

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2.7 Repeat for all of the wires

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2.8 Put on your safety gear

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2.9 Open your Coca Cola bottle

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2.10 Place your wire in the Coca
Cola bottle

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2.11 Repeat for all wires

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2.12 Shake up the contents of the
cold caustic liquid

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2.13 Check the sprayer nozzle to
verify it is open

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2.14 Spray several times into the
bottle

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2.15 Replace cap onto the bottle

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2.16 Shake the bottle to allow liquid
to coat the copper

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2.17 Carefully pour the excess liquid
back into the sprayer bottle

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2.18 Replace Cap and shake bottle

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2.19 Rest bottle at an angle to allow excess
liquid to collect away from the copper

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2.20 Note the time. Wait 6 hours

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2.21 Shake the bottle
2.22 Pour off excess liquid back into spray bottle
2.23 Set bottle down at an angle

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2.24 Let the bottle sit overnight

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2.25 Open the Bottle

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2.26 Set Nano Coated Wires out on a towel to dry.
Always use Gloves When Handling NanoMaterials

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2.27 Pour any remaining liquid into
the spray bottle

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2.28 Label Your Coca Cola Bottle
For safety and reuse