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1.	Why straight chromium stainless steels and austenitic stainless steels are not recommended for hydrofluoric acid applications?
A.	Due to susceptibility to crevice
B.	Due to limited corrosion resistance
C.	Due to susceptibility to pitting
D.	Sensitive to erosion-corrosion
Answer» D. Sensitive to erosion-corrosion

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