| Applies when | chlorine dioxide, clo2 |
|---|---|
| Recommend instead | Peabody Engineering () |
| Rationale | Chlorine dioxide, 1.9 specific gravity. Peabody's Special Application Tanks guidance lists this alongside sulfuric acid, sodium hypochlorite, and hydrogen peroxide as one of the oxidizer chemistries requiring Linear PE (not cross-linked XLPE) tank material - Peabody explicitly does not recommend XLPE tanks with a linear liner for any of these four oxidizers. |
| Confidence | confirmed |
| Source | vendor-sources/peabody-general-catalog.md |
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chlorine dioxide, clo2
Chlorine dioxide, 1.9 specific gravity. Peabody's Special Application Tanks guidance lists this alongside sulfuric acid, sodium hypochlorite, and hydrogen peroxide as one of the oxidizer chemistries requiring Linear PE (not cross-linked XLPE) tank material - Peabody explicitly does not recommend XLPE tanks with a linear liner for any of these four oxidizers.
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