Why can only PE material be used for hydrobromic acid?
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The last edit to this post was made by 156026692 on 2018-10-5 at 15:13. Why can hydrobromic acid only be handled with PE material? Why doesn’t the glass-lined material last long?
Hydrobromic acid, highly acidic, has a pungent taste similar to that of hydrochloric acid. It corrodes all metals other than platinum, gold, and tantalum, forming metal bromides. :)
Enameled ones will definitely work; what you bought must be of poor quality
Who said enamel can’t be used? Did I buy a fake enamel pot? 48% hydrobromic acid – remains intact after being used at 130 degrees for five to six years
It doesn’t matter which manufacturer it is; we buy Zibo Taiji
A major characteristic of bromine equipment is its tendency to leak, which requires high standards for the sealing quality of the equipment. All seals must be of high quality; the flatness and roundness of the pipe ends are also key factors. This is one of the critical pieces of equipment, so higher-end equipment should be used.