Materials resistant to high-temperature lithium chloride corrosion
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Anhydrous lithium chloride needs to be melted at around 750°C, under normal atmospheric pressure. What materials can withstand such high temperatures without reacting with or being corroded by lithium chloride? I tried regular carbon steel; it corroded easily, and after cooling it turned red
High-temperature resistant non-metallic refractory materials can be chosen, such as alumina, graphite, silicon nitride, mullite, and so on