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Hydrochloric acid

Hydrochloric acid, also known as muriatic acid, is a colorless or slightly yellow liquid that is toxic and corrosive. It is used in many different applications, including the production of chlorides, the refinement of ore and the production of metals like tantalum and tin. Because HCL is a powerful acid, it is often used to neutralize a basic system of several different varieties. There are several places hydrochloric acid is used and found industrially, and its specific use can help to determine potential storage challenges.

    ETHYLENE GLYCOL is a Colourless, scentless, gooey dihydroxy liquor. It has a sweet taste, yet is noxious if ingested. It is utilized as a radiator fluid and coolant, in pressure driven liquids, and in the make of low-solidifying dynamites and tars.

RXSOl Descaling Liquid is a simple to utilize corrosive compound for expelling water scale and iron dioxide stores. It is repressed to secure metal surfaces. It works by assaulting the basic earth stores that can be framed on metal surfaces.

It must not be utilized on zinc, aluminum, stainless steel, excited materials or cast press.

Uses

For the expulsion of scale from:

• Boilers

• Condensers

• Evaporators

• Heat exchangers

• Cooling and pipe frameworks