Assertion: methanol | /r/HasProperty | corrosive
Facets:
value: highly
type: DEGREE
value: to aluminum and iron parts
type: OTHER
value: with lead
type: OTHER
value: with magnesium
type: OTHER
value: with platinum
type: OTHER
value: to some metals
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: If no inhibitors are used, methanol is corrosive to some common metals including aluminum, zinc and manganese.
text: Potential drawbacks include the fact that methyl alcohol is corrosive to some metals, especially aluminum.
text: This is because of the potentially harmful nature of M85 (in the case of spills/leaks), and the fact that Methanol is a corrosive solvent.
text: Gasoline and methanol cannot share the same distribution system since methanol can be highly corrosive and presents a greater fire hazard.
text: Methanol is mostly non-corrosive when stored with metals at ambient temperatures, but are corrosive with lead, magnesium or platinum.
text: Methanol is mostly non-corrosive when stored with metals at ambient temperatures, but are corrosive with lead, magnesium or platinum.
text: However, Methanol is extremely corrosive to aluminum and iron parts, therefore optimizing Methanol for engine use is very expensive.
text: Plus, methanol is highly corrosive, meaning it’ll eat fuel lines if left sitting too long.
text: I suspect that any online reference you've found saying methanol is corrosive is with respect to organic compounds, nothing like the composition of your substrates.