316 stainless steel and high concentration, high temperature Hydrogen Peroxide

I'm looking at doing some experiments with small scale rocketry and I need to find the right materials for this project, where I will be burning through lots of HTC (peroxide above 90% concentration). I've found this datasheet [here](https://www.industrialspec.com/images/files/hydrogen-peroxide-material-compatibility-chart-from-ism.pdf) that says grade 316 stainless steel is suitable to temperatures up to 48\*C. Can anyone tell me whether its suitable for temperatures much higher than that, or at least point me in the right direction to find any research on the subject? I'm having trouble finding the data I need. 


This is more for experimental purposes than any practical applications so the total mass of the materials used is a non-issue.


