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Corrosion and Acid Fog Inhibitor for Pickling of Carbon Steel in Hydrochloric Acid

Liqiang Jiang, Li Hua, Jingwu Zheng

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The scaling rate and acid fog inhibiting effect for carbon steel in HC1 solution were studied with several additives as urotropine, sodium dodecyl sulfate, sodium glucoheptonate, OP-10, 1,4-butyne glycol, and so on. The optimal formulation for pickling was obtained by comparing the variety of additives, temperature and concentration of HCI.

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The scaling rate and acid fog inhibiting effect for carbon steel in HC1 solution were studied with several additives as urotropine, sodium dodecyl sulfate, sodium glucoheptonate, OP-10, 1,4-butyne glycol, and so on. The optimal formulation for pickling was obtained by comparing the variety of additives, temperature and concentration of HCI.

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The scaling rate and acid fog inhibiting effect for carbon steel in HC1 solution were studied with several additives as urotropine, sodium dodecyl sulfate, sodium glucoheptonate, OP-10, 1,4-butyne glycol, and so on. The optimal formulation for pickling was obtained by comparing the variety of additives, temperature and concentration of HCI.

Key concepts: Pickling, Hydrochloric acid, Carbon steel, Corrosion, Sodium dodecyl sulfate, Materials science, Sodium, Sodium sulfate

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