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Material that acts as a “sponge” for sulfuric acid?

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Answered by kartikeyanyadav007
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Ideally, the substrate will be a thin material which can be soaked in sulfuric acid and hold a small amount "suspended" in it without a reaction taking place.

I have looked into which plastics are best compatible with sulfuric acid (HDPE and PTFE) but was unable to find any information about "sponge-like" forms of these plastics.

Answered by Anonymous
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I would like help with a materials problem I am looking into that pertains to a product I would like to develop.

What I seek is some kind of substrate that acts like blotter paper does. Ideally, the substrate will be a thin material which can be soaked in sulfuric acid and hold a small amount "suspended" in it without a reaction taking place.

I have looked into which plastics are best compatible with sulfuric acid (HDPE and PTFE) but was unable to find any information about "sponge-like" forms of these plastics.



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