In what container should pyrophosphate be stored?

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The by-product of the reaction in the workshop is pyrophosphoric acid. Due to its high viscosity, it is too thick to handle; therefore, the temperature of the reaction vessel is controlled at around 130 degrees, and the substance is stored in a 200-liter container made of ordinary stainless steel through a drainage pipe. However, when the temperature drops, pyrophosphoric acid gradually crystallizes. For some reason, the stainless steel container started leaking, causing the substance to spill outside the container, which makes it difficult to deal with. Does anyone have any good storage methods?

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