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Suitable material for storage and transfer of Paraquat Dichloride
June 29, 2011
Dear Sir,
What is suitable material for storage and transfer chemical fluid as the data below :
Chemical Name : Paraquat Dichloride (PDC)
Physical state : liquid
Form : clear liquid
Colour : brown
Odour : faint
pH : 4 - 6 at 5 % w/v
Boiling point/boiling range : ca.100 ―νσ
Flash point : > 90 ―νσ
Vapour pressure : < 1E-07 mmHg
Density : 1.135 g/cm3
whether stainless steel 904L or 316L is enough?
Thank you for your attention and your answers
Regards
Madachard
piping engineer - Indonesia
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