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Besides glass, what other materials can be used for containers that can withstand a 3% sodium hydroxide solution at temperatures above 100 degrees Celsius, with good thermal conductivity?

Reply #22016-03-11

I saw that stainless steel cups are sometimes used for sampling; I wonder if that’s acceptable

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Stainless steel was considered, but sodium hydroxide can react with the aluminum in stainless steel, and hot sodium hydroxide causes even greater corrosion of stainless steel. This is my opinion; it may be wrong~

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