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Automatically oxidize copper blocks through cauldrons

Instead of waiting many days to age copper blocks, maybe allow the ability to place a copper block in a cauldron full of water, and have it instantly oxidize into green, allowing for quicker and easier obtaining of oxidized copper blocks.

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    Copper oxidizes in oxygen not in water, while this is a cool idea it would not be scientifically accurate (if mojang cares about that in this case)

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    Nitric acid (aka aqua fortis) reacts with copper to form cupric nitrate. Cupric nitrate is the traditional chemical used to patina copper or bronze to a nice blue green. Minecraft could easily add a potion recipe for ‘Aqua Fortis’ (very minecrafty name), and then one for cupric nitrate- aqua fortis plus copper ingot (oxidizing potion) and then we could use that for instant oxidizing. I think this is something you should have to work for though, a water filled cauldron is not enough.