Are calcium chloride saline solutions and sodium chloride saline solutions equally corrosive?
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Are calcium chloride saline solutions and sodium chloride saline solutions equally corrosive?
It’s mainly the chloride ion concentration; if that’s the same! It should be about the same!
It should be more or less the same; it’s mainly chloride ions
It’s different; sodium chloride solutions are more corrosive, while calcium ions may form a certain scale layer that provides protection. Corrosion is closely related to the concentration of dissolved oxygen in the solution; as the dissolved oxygen level decreases in high-concentration salt solutions, the corrosivity also decreases.
Basically the same; from the perspective of corrosion mechanisms, it is all electrochemical corrosion. The solution is conductive and contains chloride ions, and under the same concentration conditions the degree of corrosion is roughly similar. Corrosion is related to salt concentration and oxygen content.
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