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Letter 29090
Wrong acid in Ni strike
[Maryland]
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I have a customer who accidentally added one gallon of conc.
sulfuric acid to a 115 gallon nickel strike bath ( approx 80 oz/gal
as nickel chloride, 400 mL/gal HCl ). What should they be concerned
with?
Thank you,
Jane Hall
Independent Lab - Baltimore, Maryland, USA
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I don't have a personal experience with this but I noticed a very
low HCl concentration in your customer's bath. It should be around
25% by volume and you just have 400mL/gal. That's only about 10%. I
think they should add HCl and make some tests to see the effects.
Guillermo Marrufo
Monterrey, NL, Mexico
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They can build up the Sulfuric acid on the same way like in a
Chromm bath, using BaCO3; and filtering it out.
Franz R. Wagner
- Pomerode SC Brazil
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