Can a reaction take place in a 316-grade hydrogenation reactor using about 20% potassium bromide at a pH level of 7-8?

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Can potassium bromide at around 20% concentration, with a pH of 7-8, be used in hydrogenation reactors made of 316 material?

Reply #22017-01-01

Bromides cause severe corrosion of stainless steel. I don’t understand why a hydrogenation reactor made of stainless steel is used for bromination reactions; aren’t epoxy-coated or fluorinated reactors a better choice?

Reply #32017-01-04

:P is the existing equipment; model 304 can produce around 20 units before it reaches its limit

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