Chemical compatability with materials

[Paul345]

Hallo,

I am searching for some sources where I can find the compatiabilty of ammonia, NO and NO2 with material (for pipe and sealings) at different temperature. Can somebody tell some resources?

thanks!

 

[DRWeig]

Nothing about temperature here, but here's my favorite:

http://www.coleparmer.com/Chemical-Resistance

Next, put this in Google: chemical compatibility temperature

You'll get loads of info. Here's just one:

http://us.burkert.com/img_article/US_Chemical_Resistance.pdf

Best to you,

Goober Dave

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[EdStainless]

For metals the Outokumpu corrosion handbook is a great source.
Available online at

http://www.outokumpu.com/en/tools-and-downloads/handbooks/Pages/default.aspx

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[cloa]

Are you talking about pure gases? If you talking about liquefied or aqueous or mixtures or a combination of those terms then its a whole different picture and probably more difficult to get hold of.

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[Paul345]

the conc. of ammonia, NO and NO2 would be maximum 0.5 %. In gaseous form!

thanks to all

 

[cloa]

So what is the rest- N2?

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