Will corrosion occur? ?

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Will a hydrogen bromide content of 2–3% and a dichloroethane level of ≤4500.0 cause corrosion to graphite or enamel at 150 degrees Celsius? ?

Reply #22018-04-19

There shouldn’t be any re-corrosion in enamel-lined equipment, right?

Reply #32018-04-19

Hydrobromic acid will corrode enamel, right? ? ?

Reply #42018-04-24

It should have chemical properties similar to hydrochloric acid, and it will not corrode graphite or enamel

Reply #52018-04-24

Hydrobromic acid content: 2–3%; dichloroethane level: ≤4500.0 at 150 degrees Celsius~~~~~~~ C2H4CL2 ≤ 4500. Is PPM mentioned after that? ~~Is the remaining 97% liquid or gas? What is the water content? ~~Current operating pressure? ~~There’s nothing; the people upstairs can just draw a conclusion – they’re also drunk~

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