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A bit more work, but still doable, would be a forming gas anneal, which can additionally passivate defects.

The elephant foot is going to passivate itself before the collapse of human civilization could occur.

One would expect a foreign body might face attack by the body that inexorably acts to cover/passivate this foreign body.

When welding stainless used in food service, you then need to re-passivate all the joints.

Most governments require that satellites be able to passivate themselves so that pressure vessels or batteries don't explode and create more debris.

We also bead blast the surface and passivate it to keep it contamination-free.

Leave it alone for a week or two and it will re-passivate itself.

Finally, the spacecraft will begin to passivate itself by de-spinning reaction wheels and drawing batteries down to a safe level and powering down.

You might passivate the surface to be electropositive, to repel the ends of the H2 molecules as they try to weasel into the gaps.

Perhaps there should be a way to passivate tabs so that they don't take up memory when they are not used for a while.

I tested on a thoroughly cleaned Snow Peak mug, and I even tried to passivate it with citric acid to no effect.

You can also passivate, powdercoat, etc.

According to passivate's commentary, what makes people lose faith in the media is when they report a study that notes "our findings cannot generalize because we used a nonrandom sample" in the terms "most Canadians believe...".