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    Conc. (1) %: 0,1 0,1 0,7 0,7 01/10/13 01/10/13 Temp. °C: 20 BP 20 BP 100 135

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    This document contains a table assessing the corrosion resistance of different materials when exposed to mercuric chloride at concentrations of 0.1% and 0.7% at temperatures of 20°C and boiling point. Various steel, chromium-nickel, and titanium alloys are listed and rated on a scale from 0 to 2 based on their corrosion resistance, with 0 being most resistant and 2 being least resistant.

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    This document contains a table assessing the corrosion resistance of different materials when exposed to mercuric chloride at concentrations of 0.1% and 0.7% at temperatures of 20°C and boiling point. Various steel, chromium-nickel, and titanium alloys are listed and rated on a scale from 0 to 2 based on their corrosion resistance, with 0 being most resistant and 2 being least resistant.

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    Conc. (1) %: 0,1 0,1 0,7 0,7 01/10/13 01/10/13 Temp. °C: 20 BP 20 BP 100 135

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    Sheet1

    Mercuric Chloride
    HgCl2
    Conc.[1]%:
    Temp. C:
    Carbon Steel :
    13% Cr-steel :
    17% Cr-steel :
    18-2 :
    Standard Cr-Ni :
    Standard Cr-Ni-Mo :
    4438 :
    4439 :
    904L :
    254 SMO :
    4565 :
    654 SMO :
    LDX2101 :
    2304 :
    2205 :
    2507 :
    Ti :

    0,1
    20
    2
    2
    1p
    1p
    1p

    0,1
    BP

    0,7
    20

    0,7
    BP

    2
    2
    1p
    1ps

    2
    2
    1p
    1p

    2
    2
    2
    2

    0p
    0p
    0p
    0

    0ps
    0ps
    0ps
    0ps

    0p
    0p
    0p
    0

    2
    1ps
    1ps
    1ps

    Page 1

    01/10/13
    100

    01/10/13
    135

    0p

    Sheet1

    Page 2

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