Science, asked by nallanatirupati1804, 7 months ago

which metal is suitable to store acid in its vessel​

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Answered by Feirxefett
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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.

Answered by ItzIshu
6

Answer is:- Aluminium.

Explanation:-

For acid above 80%, aluminium is used with complete success in the manufacture of pipe lines, storage vessels, and packages for transport, both druns and tank wagons. The ail-important factors are that the metal must be of not less than 99.5% purity and any welding employed must be first class. Acelic acid.

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