Can pure titanium withstand peracetic acid corrosion?

2019-07-13 View Original

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Dear colleagues, I would like to ask whether TA2 can withstand the corrosion caused by peracetic acid. Peracetic acid is a 20% acetic acid solution, and the process temperature is around 60 degrees. Thank you for your advice!

Reply #2 2019-07-15

Peracetic acid is also known as peroxyacetic acid; titanium does not have any problem with organic acids. Additionally, the passivation film of titanium is formed through an oxidation process, so it can withstand peracetic acid.

Reply #3 2019-07-16

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