Glacial acetic acid + sodium alum solution + sugar solution – reaction at 93°C; material selection

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Glacial acetic acid + sodium ferric aluminate solution + sugar solution – reaction at 93°C. The reactor is lined with enamel; the steam cooler originally installed on top of the reactor was of the enamel-plate type, but it has now been replaced with a spiral-plate type. What material should be used?

Reply #2 2017-06-23

After the reaction, there was no chromium left. They said it’s used for some kind of genghuaye; I don’t know how to write those three characters

Reply #3 2017-06-23

Are there other components in the steam from the kettle top besides acetic acid and water vapor?

Reply #4 2017-06-23

Are there other components in the steam from the kettle top besides acetic acid and water vapor?

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