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Hi!
Does anyone know a good reference literature or internet resource regarding what materials are compatible with which acids, solvents etcetera? I'm no good at this at all. I had e.g. no idea that ammonia attacks aluminium.
Are silicon and amorphous carbon attacked by anything or are they inert?
I would like to have a site to go to or a book to open when I want to know what materials cope with which fluids (e.g.) and preferentially also with explanations like "forms passive layer of oxide" etc. Does someone have a book to recommend?
Does anyone know a good reference literature or internet resource regarding what materials are compatible with which acids, solvents etcetera? I'm no good at this at all. I had e.g. no idea that ammonia attacks aluminium.
Are silicon and amorphous carbon attacked by anything or are they inert?
I would like to have a site to go to or a book to open when I want to know what materials cope with which fluids (e.g.) and preferentially also with explanations like "forms passive layer of oxide" etc. Does someone have a book to recommend?
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