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I’m asking about materials that can resist concentrated sulfuric acid and chloride ions

2016-06-26View Original

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It would be best to have both metallic and non-metallic materials; thanks, experts
Reply #22016-06-26
The question is too general; the corrosion resistance of a material is closely related to factors such as the concentration of the corrosive agent, temperature, the pH value of the system, and impurities (even in trace amounts). It is impossible to answer such a general question in just a few words.
Reply #32016-06-26
Normal-temperature concentrated sulfuric acid requires carbon steel; fluoroplastics can be used for chloride ions

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