Chemical and material incompatibility can lead to increased maintenance and expense due to equipment damage or failure, and in some cases even infrastructure damage. For well-established chemicals and materials, it may already be known which are compatible with which. But for infrequently used or proprietary products, it may not be so clear.
This article discuses not just the consequences of danger and expense when materials and chemicals are not compatible, but also where to go to get answers to your questions regarding compatibility.
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