Concentration and temperature limits for the use of non-metallic materials in hydrofluoric acid

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Materials: Room temperature, High temperature. Polytetrafluoroethylene: 100% , 100% at 260°C. Polyethylene: 60% , 50% at 38°C. Impermeable graphite: 60% , 60% at 85°C℃； 48%, boiling point: Polyvinyl chloride – 60% at 60°C; Polyvinylidene chloride – 60% at 50°C at 38°C. Phenolic plastic (with graphite filler) – 60% at 66°C. Natural rubber – 10% at 38°C. Elastomeric hard rubber – 50% at 66°C. Butyl rubber – 60% at 66°C. Neoprene – 60% at 66°C. Chlorinated rubber – 100% at 60°C, 104°C℃ ； 30%, epoxy resin plastic (Durcon5) at 120°C: 60%, 50%, 93℃

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