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32% hydrochloric acid and trace amounts of hydrofluoric acid. Which material has the best corrosion resistance at room temperature?

2022-03-09View Original

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For example, with 32% hydrochloric acid and trace amounts of hydrofluoric acid, which material has the best corrosion resistance at room temperature? I haven't been able to find the right material.
Reply #22022-03-10
Are there any suitable metal materials without lining?
Reply #32022-03-10
Metal materials are difficult. Even if they are affordable, the price is as high as the moon.
Reply #42022-03-10
It mainly depends on the use. Non-metallic materials are still easy to solve.
Reply #52022-03-11
If you have enough budget, you can use PVDF

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