Can stainless steel withstand a 4% sodium chloride solution (pH 10-12)? ?

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Can stainless steel withstand a 4% sodium chloride solution (pH 10-12)? ?

Reply #22018-05-14

There are many different types of stainless steel; some can withstand high salt concentrations, but most stainless steels should not be exposed to solutions with high salt levels. For specific details, you should consult the stainless steel material manual or the data sheet related to salt corrosion.

Reply #32018-05-14

Suggestions should not be determined simply by asking a question; instead, it is necessary to conduct research and carry out experiments to arrive at a conclusion.

Reply #42018-05-14

I think so too; you should gather some materials on your own, prepare a solution, and conduct a small experiment. Only the results of such an experiment are credible

Reply #52018-05-15

You’re wrong; it’s sodium hydroxide!

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