Sentence examples for may be corrosive from inspiring English sources

Methanol, especially M85, can be burned in engines designed to burn gasoline, but methanol may be corrosive to materials designed to contact gasoline.

Notwithstanding its superior quality, un-stabilized desalinated water may be corrosive to water distribution systems, and mixing such water with other water sources in the distribution system can result in corrosion of metallic constituents and in "red water" events.

Notwithstanding that desalinated water is of superior quality, it is widely accepted that soft waters may be corrosive to water distribution systems, and that soft waters mingling with other sources can cause a variety of adverse effects, namely metal corrosion and red water events.

Third, there were no apparent adverse effects on surfaces when the Sterilray device was used repeatedly (>10 applications), whereas sporicidal disinfectants such as sodium hypochlorite may be corrosive to materials.

Do not disassemble the HP 510 battery, the contents may be corrosive and harmful for your health.

Some detergents and liquid soaps produce noxious fumes (hydrochloric acid) when mixed with bleach and mixture may be corrosive to eyes, skin, lungs, sinks, pipes, flatware, and other materials, so test first in glass of hot dishwater (carefully sniff for fumes).

Two corrosivity indicators (electrical resistivity and pH) suggested that ash mixtures may be potentially corrosive.

In economies where political corruption is already a problem the renaissance of land may be especially corrosive.

There may be some corrosive gasses also such as H2S.

Wilkinson (2006) suggests that aggravation of local inequality as in the DRC example may be particularly corrosive of wellbeing.

In addition, it should be remembered that bleach can be corrosive to metal equipment and this may be an important consideration for its use.