Compare stainless steel reaction vessels, glass-lined reaction vessels, steel-lined reaction vessels, and PP reaction vessels

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Enameled glass has good acid resistance. Poor resistance to alkali corrosion. Internal cooling is required for thermal shock. Not resistant to fluoride ion corrosion. A medium that can be almost completely ionized in aqueous solution (excluding fluoride ions), except for hydrofluoric acid, concentrated phosphoric acid (concentration > 30%, temperature ≥ 180°C), and strong bases (pH > 12, temperature > 100°C). Except for high-pressure, highly hazardous media, explosive media, and liquefied gases.

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