Is an ethanol hydrochloride solution corrosive?

2019-05-11View Original

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Is an ethanol hydrochloride solution corrosive?

Reply #22019-05-11

Corrosion can be acidic or alkaline. If it contains chloride ions, it is rotten.

Reply #32019-05-12

It is highly corrosive to metal materials such as carbon steel, 204, 316, and 316L.

Reply #42019-05-16

Ethanol hydrochloride, also known as acid ethanol, is a solution obtained by passing hydrogen chloride gas into ethanol; it is highly corrosive and volatile.

Reply #52019-05-18

Ethanol hydrochloride solution is corrosive; therefore, absorbers (reactors) and condensers used in the production process are typically made of grade B impermeable graphite material.

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