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Hi All,
Anybody can advice why silver is more susceptible to H2S/elemental S corrosion compare to copper corrosion under prescribed test. Thanks
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Copper & Silver Corrosion In Gasoline/naphtha
Started by kimsun74, Jul 26 2010 09:23 AM
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Himanshu Sharma
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Posted 01 September 2010 - 01:24 PM
This is indeed Mind boggling 
as far as i know ,copper is more reactive than silver(its higher up in the series of reactivity)...
hmm may be something related to some specific type of suphur compounds reaction.
Any Process Chemist here ,please help
as far as i know ,copper is more reactive than silver(its higher up in the series of reactivity)...
hmm may be something related to some specific type of suphur compounds reaction.
Any Process Chemist here ,please help
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