Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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For a long while I had planned to do an SEM/EDS analysis of an old internal combustion engine exhaust sample, to see if similar Fe-rich crenellated structures were present without the introduction of water and extreme hydrodynamic shear present in Malcolm Bendall's 'Thunderstorm Generator'.

Following a request to Alan Goldwater, he presented me with a section of a used exhaust pipe which I could look at using his SEM/EDS at his Magic Sound Lab in Santa Cruz, California.

Here is Alan giving the details regarding the test sample.
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