Hexavalent chromium

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Chrome 6 was...

Originally, you had chrome 6 and zinc.

Chrome 6 was anodic.

It's an anodic corrosion inhibitor.

And it was bad to the bone.

And you had chrome 6 on the anode and you had zinc on the cathode.

And once you got that layer down, you could get the pH down to about a 4 before you broke that matrix.

There are different kinds of chromium, and each has different impacts on the human body.

Chromium 6, which is also known as hexavalent chromium, can cause a variety of health problems.

It can be as simple as chronic headaches or nosebleeds, or more serious, like respiratory disease, liver failure, heart failure, reproductive failure, plus multiple types of cancer.

Hexavalent chromium is used as a rust inhibitor.