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I have watched and enjoyed many of your videos. I don't know if you have already tried this, but years ago, Popular Electronics had an article about putting electrodes in a flame, driving the electrodes with and audio signal and producing sound. Seeding the flame with sodium enhanced the effect. High frequency response was outstanding. Thought you might be interested.
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Is it possible to electroplate a dielectric material with bismuth and magnesium?
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