Mr. Safety to the rescue....
Yeah you better make sure you are wearing all that protective gear. Cause if you take this advise and use stainless steel you are going to have a disaster on your hands. Stainless is rapidly attacked by organic acids, and chlorides. So once you warm this mix up you better be prepared to run....or just stick with glass
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I use stainless steel vessel for larger reactions so far so good IMO
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Yeah but for this exact reaction we're talking you're doing something extremely dangerous using metal. You don't need all that crap and first of all just because they're doing a large reaction doesn't mean someone else is the mechanical steerer is absolutely not needed and a stir bar is perfectly fine. Use glass only for anything to do with acids. You also don't need all that gear. Little out of control looking like you're cleaning up radioactive spill.
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You should actually probably delete that comment somehow or a mod should because if anyone reads that and does it they're actually putting themselves in danger. Anyone that deals with chemistry on a normal basis should absolutely know that you wouldn't use a stainless steel reaction vessel for that I actually kind of laughed a little bit