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Caustic Potassium Permanganate
I recently came across reference to "out of tank" chemical or electrolytic regeneration of caustic potassium permanganate ⇦ this on eBay or Amazon [affil links] solutions. The reference was associated with other information from the Printed Circuit Board industry. Is there a good reference available which discusses this technology?
We are using a caustic potassium permanganate solution as a descale for Inconel and stainless steel details. I am interested in appropriate bath maintenance techniques to prolong bath life and optimize performance.
Brent Pettegrow- North Berwick, Maine, USA
2000
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