What is the corrosiveness of oils?

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1. What is the corrosivity of oils? The ability of petroleum products to cause damage to mechanical equipment, metal materials, plastics, and rubber products in contact with them during storage, transportation, and use is known as the corrosivity of these oils. Since mechanical equipment and parts are mostly made of metal, the corrosivity of oils mainly refers to their corrosion of metal materials. 2. What are the main corrosive components in oil products? The corrosive components in oils include active sulfides (such as elemental sulfur, hydrogen sulfide, and thiol compounds), organic acidic substances (such as RCOH), as well as small amounts of inorganic acids and alkaline substances.

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