corrosive substance

Fluorine is a corrosive substance and has a strong odor.

A low concentration of a corrosive substance is usually an irritant.

A corrosive substance is one that will destroy and damage other substances with which it comes into contact.

It reacts with air and water and makes corrosive substances.

It occurs in the body of ants as a corrosive substance causing inflammation.

For obvious reasons, dangerous and corrosive substances, which could damage the pipeline, were banned.

They were coated with the same corrosive substance.

Other materials methods come in the form of protective barriers between corrosive substances and the equipment metals.

Corrosive substances are commonly (though imprecisely) referred to as acids.

If a corrosive substance such as water has been in the engine long enough to cause rusting, more extensive repairs will be required.

A chemical burn occurs when living tissue is exposed to a corrosive substance such as a strong acid or base.

His eldest sister complained of the ravages made on her dresses by corrosive substances.

Corrosive substances are substances that can damage tissues when they come in contact with them.

The examination showed however that Fougnies was forced to swallow a poisonous and corrosive substance.

In my view, it would be right and proper to extend the escort requirement for particularly dangerous goods here, such as corrosive substances or explosives.

Users should consult a material safety data sheet for the specific recommendation for the corrosive substance of interest.

I tend to think that a plastic pan will last longer and is less subject to corrosive substances, but this would be only after a long time.

In rare cases, damage to the esophagus may be caused by swallowing a corrosive substance such as lye.

Jackson campaigned to put labels on all poisonous or corrosive substances to prevent ingestion accidents.

Corrosive substances are most hazardous to eyesight.

UF is a highly corrosive substance.

Corrosive enzymes: Hands produce a corrosive substance that melts through flesh & metal.

In addition to having slightly adverse up to seriously toxic effects when swallowed, chemical agents around may contain flammable or corrosive substances.

For this reason, stainless steel, ceramic, and flint grinding media may each be used when corrosive substances are present during grinding.

An example of a corrosive substance is the liquid, hydrochloric acid, an acid used in some toilet bowl cleaners.