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Corrosivity of titanium in acidic methanol

2018-08-15View Original

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Why is titanium highly corrosive in certain methanol solutions? What is the principle behind this? Is there anything special about methanol?
Reply #22020-06-29
May I ask where the second screenshot you showed comes from in that book? I would like to learn more about it in detail; I would be very grateful if you could let me know.
Reply #32021-12-09
Same question: which source is this picture from? Thank you
Reply #42022-04-02
Same question: which source is this picture from? Thank you
Reply #52022-04-02
In my opinion, there may be three reasons for the stress corrosion problem of titanium alloys in methanol-chloride: 1) the influence of impurity elements in the titanium alloy, 2) electrochemical corrosion, and 3) hydrogen embrittlement.

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