Dave:
I personally think that Ferric Chloride is one of the worst compounds to
have around in a domestic environment, or in any environment that is
not specifically designed to accommodate this material. Most of the
technical descriptions that I have seen regarding this material
describe it as "highly corrosive". It emits fumes even at normal room
temperature.
Muriatic+Peroxide is also corrosive, but not as bad as Ferric Chloride.
Employ measures to protect.
Roland F. Harriston, P.D.
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Dave wrote:
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> Roland F. Harriston wrote:
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> > Repeat...... ........
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> > Don't use metals around Ferric Chloride.... .....period.
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> > Roland F. Harriston, P.D.
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> Serious question. How far is the minimum safe distance from metals where
> ferric chloride can affect them? I mean just the fumes and not a direct
> spill or slash. Does the Muriatic-Hydrogen Peroxide require the same
> rule exactly or is ferric chloride the worst one?
> Thanks,
> Dave
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