Method of adding the raw materials

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I’m facing this problem now: the reaction solvent is bromine, which is highly corrosive, and the product is in granular form. The quality of the current product isn’t very good, and this is mainly due to the large size of the reaction particles as well as poor dispersion during the reaction. I’d like to use a spraying method, but the raw materials used in this process tend to crystallize easily; moreover, the reaction takes place at low temperatures. If I do use spraying, what material should I use? Tetrafluoride? Glass? Is there such a thing? Do I need to have it custom-made? Is it convenient to install? Dear expert who solved it, please give some advice

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