Reaction temperature

2017-07-06View Original

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Some time ago, our reaction temperature was relatively high, around 15 to 17 degrees, and this led to severe corrosion in the distillation system. I don’t know why? I would appreciate your advice.

Reply #22017-07-06

What reaction temperature? Please clarify your question before asking again. .

Reply #32017-07-07

Original poster, don’t be afraid to go through the trouble of posting questions – be more specific so that others can answer them better. You didn’t mention what device is being used either; only the reaction temperature was specified

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