Which elements in the product increase as a result of glass lining corrosion?

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This post was last edited by war3.undead on 2009-8-26 at 11:47. What elements in the product (phosphoric acid, 85% concentration, available at 40–110 degrees Reaumur) increase as a result of glass frit corrosion? I want to find out the elemental composition of glass-lined steel. . . . Or tell me if those materials contain relevant information; I can look for it myself. . . . ;P I’m not lazy, I just don’t know where to look. Hehe, thanks to everyone!

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Corrosion of glass-lined steel can lead to an increase in iron, silicon, and aluminum levels in the product

Reply #32009-08-25

Thank you. Could you provide the source? The Na ion level in the product has also increased significantly, so I’m looking for a theoretical basis for this

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