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What type of steel can resist corrosion by hydrobromic acid?

2007-12-01View Original

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What type of steel can resist corrosion by hydrobromic acid? As we all know, reactions involving hydrobromic acid take place in enamel-lined reaction vessels. I’m wondering what materials can withstand the corrosion caused by hydrobromic acid. If anyone has knowledge in this area, I would appreciate it if you could share your insights. Thank you!
Reply #22012-05-15
Tantalum, niobium, and zirconium can withstand 48% hydrobromic acid at boiling temperature, but niobium may suffer from hydrogen embrittlement; titanium can also be used when free bromine is present in the system

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