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2. Metal container are not used in acids.
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Answered by chaithra68
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They can react with metals such as magnesium, zinc or iron to corrode them and produce explosive hydrogen gas. Do not store acids in metal containers! Solutions of acids can conduct electricity.

hence acids should not be stored in metal containers ....

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Answered by Anonymous
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Acid are not stored in metal containers because most acids react with iron and carbon that make the steel, making it soluble and over time it would rust out the container. Most acids can be stored in Teflon coated steel containers though, and even glass gets etched by acids over time.

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, if acids are stored in metal containers, they will react with the metal to produce the corresponding metal salt and hydrogen gas. Hence, the volume of acid would reduce. This is why acids are not stored in metal containers.

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They can react with metals such as magnesium, zinc or iron to corrode them and produce explosive hydrogen gas. Do not store acids in metal containers! Solutions of acids can conduct electricity.

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