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Chemical compability information for uncommon chemicals

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Chemical compability information for uncommon chemicals

Chemical compability information for uncommon chemicals

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Where can I find information for the chemical compatibility of some compounds not so common with construction materials (carbon steel, stainless steel, bronze, etc.)?

Example:
Magnesium Hydrogen Fosfate Trihydrate is compatible with what materials of construction for my process.

Rather, What could I do to search this type of specific information?

RE: Chemical compability information for uncommon chemicals

Damn spell check, phosphate.
So is this the food grade product?
That is a place to start, what impurities are limited? If you are trying to make 99.995% pure then various stainless steels become the only options.
The hydrate is a powder, are you handling that or the solution that it is made from?

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P.E. Metallurgy, Plymouth Tube

RE: Chemical compability information for uncommon chemicals

And please don't post in multiple forums.

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P.E. Metallurgy, Plymouth Tube

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