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Can an enamel reactor withstand glacial acetic acid?

2019-01-28View Original

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For a reaction that involves glacial acetic acid, can an enamel-lined reactor be used?
Reply #22019-01-28
It should work, but I haven’t used it before. Titanium materials that have been used at high temperatures
Reply #32019-01-29
Glass-lined tanks are used for hydrochloric acid – what’s ice acetic acid then?
Reply #42019-01-29
The enamel layer has strong acid resistance; most acids can be used, except for hydrofluoric acid and phosphoric acid at certain temperatures/concentrations.
Reply #52019-01-30
Haven’t been exposed to glacial acetic acid before; here to learn* learn* :)

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