Why are acid usually not stored in metallic containers in a laboratory?
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Strong acids, for example, are best stored in PMP or HDPE containers. This is partly because these plastics are chemically inert and so won't react with the substance. ... For this reason, it is not suitable to store certain chemicals in metal containers as they are likely to corrode.
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because acid may react with metallic containers in a laboratory and may blast that's why Acid ard usually not stored in metallic containers in a laboratory
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