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Corrosion behavior of nickel alloys in wet hydrofluoric acid

Rebak et al., 2001

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14482615663509942411
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Rebak R
Dillman J
Crook P
Shawber C
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Materials and corrosion

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Wet hydrofluoric acid at concentrations below approximately 60% is highly corrosive to glass, reactive metals, carbon steel and stainless steels. Nickel alloys offer moderate corrosion resistance over a wide range of acid concentration and temperature. The …
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