I would like to ask: is an adsorption tower used to remove contaminants from hydrogen peroxide, as it decomposes easily due to high temperatures?
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1. Is it true that an adsorption tower is used to remove contaminants from hydrogen peroxide, as it decomposes very easily due to high temperatures? What safety measures or facilities should be employed in adsorption towers? 2. Hydrogen peroxide is acidic; what material is suitable for use in the adsorption tower?
If I understand correctly, both 1 and 2 refer to extraction towers, and 304 will suffice. It’s only 316 where there is phosphoric acid
I seem to have seen this somewhere before; one is 304 and the other is 316. 304 rusts more easily than 316 – 304 is stainless steel coated with a rust-resistant layer, while 316 is genuine stainless steel.
To be safe, 316 or 316L should be used when in contact with hydrogen peroxide, especially at high concentrations