Materials Not Affected by Sulphuric Acid - Somy

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Sulfuric acid is known to be highly corrosive, but certain materials are resistant to its effects. Fluoropolymers are highlighted as one such material that does not react with sulfuric acid. Additionally, aluminum is noted for its surprising resistance to sulfuric acid, despite common expectations. A resource link provided in the discussion offers further information on materials and gloves that are safe to use with sulfuric acid, emphasizing the importance of selecting appropriate materials in chemical handling.
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An important question!

Hi everyone. I had an important question:
Can anyone teel me the materials (except glass!) that Sulphuric acid does not affect them.
Please help me!
Thanks.
Somy :smile:
 
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fluoropolymers

also some of http://ptcl.chem.ox.ac.uk/MSDS/glovesbychemical.html
 
Thanks Guybrush;
The link was very useful!
 
aswell as other polar substances
 
I know that aluminum doesn't react with H2SO4, which I found rather surprising...
 

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