Potassium fluoride corrosion
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Have you used potassium perfluoride? Does it cause corrosion to enamel reactors? The manual says it’s usable, but I’m not sure about it~~
Is it warm? Enamel is a glassy material that contains silicon; if potassium fluoride dissolves hydrogen ions, hydrofluoric acid will cause corrosion that enamel cannot withstand——personal opinion
If the system remains strongly alkaline, corrosion will not be severe; however, when the system becomes significantly acidic, corrosion is inevitable.
This post was last edited by Wang Genrong on 2017-1-5 at 13:38; graphite lining can be used for anti-corrosion purposes. - - -
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It mainly depends on whether there are other substances present in the medium; if it contains water and is acidic, corrosion will be severe, while if it is alkaline, corrosion should not be serious.
There is no water in the system; it’s an organic solvent, so it shouldn’t cause corrosion, right?