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For containers holding dry chlorine and liquid chlorine at normal temperature and pressure, which of the following materials can be considered for use? (A); Which material (C) can be considered for wet chlorine gas and chlorine water? A. Carbon steel B. Austenitic stainless steel C. Duplex steel D. Titanium steel
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Dry chlorine and liquid chlorine use A (carbon steel), while wet chlorine and chlorine water use D (titanium steel).
For containers holding dry chlorine and liquid chlorine at normal temperature and pressure, which of the following materials can be considered for use (B. austenitic stainless steel)?; Which material should be considered for wet chlorine gas and chlorine water? (A. Carbon steel)
For containers holding dry chlorine and liquid chlorine at normal temperature and pressure, which of the following materials can be considered for use? (A. Carbon steel); Which material can be considered for wet chlorine gas and chlorine water (D. titanium steel)?
For containers holding dry chlorine and liquid chlorine at normal temperature and pressure, which of the following materials can be considered for use? (A); Which material should be considered for wet chlorine gas and chlorine water (D)?
For containers holding dry chlorine and liquid chlorine at normal temperature and pressure, which of the following materials can be considered for use? (A); Which material (C) can be considered for wet chlorine gas and chlorine water? A. Carbon steel B. Austenitic stainless steel C. Duplex steel D. Titanium steel
I believe the correct answers to this question are A and D in that order.
The answers are A and D in order; however, duplex steel can also be considered for wet chlorine gas and chlorine water