Raindrops Can Cause 9,000-Volt Zaps That Eat Through Your Car's Paint
Using atomic force microscopy, researchers found defects on the surface that had eaten through both the Teflon film and the copper.

Using atomic force microscopy, researchers found defects on the surface that had eaten through both the Teflon film and the copper.

Using atomic force microscopy, researchers found defects on the surface that had eaten through both the Teflon film and the copper.
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Using atomic force microscopy, researchers found defects on the surface that had eaten through both the Teflon film and the copper.
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