What glass is best at resisting acids when dissolving?

[SeekingKnowledge]

Is there a certain borosilicate that resists all types well enough to dissolve rocks in them?

Are there reasons to dissolve rocks in different types of acids to get a different result? Dissolving coal in sulfuric vs hydrochloric for instance, would you get a different residue/result?

Thank you for any help assisting this noob.

 

[Borek]

Acids do have a common characteristic - they produce H⁺ when dissociating, and H⁺ is an oxidizing agent (mildly strong), but their other properties vary, which often makes one better for a specific task than others.

Silicate glass is in general good for all acids with an exception of hydrofluoric. That's an example of where the 'other properties' come into play.