Won’t carbon steel be corroded by low-concentration acids and bases?

2019-02-22View Original

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Won’t carbon steel be corroded by low-concentration acids and bases?

Reply #22019-02-23

What does pH have to do with it? Some materials corrode rapidly and severely at low concentrations. Carbon steel can be used for concentrated sulfuric acid and caustic soda, but it is severely corroded by low-concentration versions

Reply #32019-02-24

Not necessarily; it depends on what kind of acid or base it is, and temperature also plays a role. For example, low-concentration sulfuric acid can be more corrosive than high-concentration sulfuric acid

Reply #42019-02-25

Check the concentration and temperature

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