c-pvc chemical resistance

Temperature73¡F 180¡F

Reagent (23¡C) (82¡C)

Methyl Cellosolve N NMethyl Chloride N NMethyl Ethyl Ketone N NMethyl Formate N NMethyl Isobutyl Ketone N NMethyl Methacrylate N NMethylamine N NMethylene Chloride N NMineral Oil R –Monoethanolamine N NMotor Oil R –Muriatic Acid R CNaphthalene N NNickel Acetate R RNickel Chloride R RNickel Nitrate R RNickel Sulfate R RNitric Acid, up to 25% R RNitric Acid, 25-35% R CNitric Acid, greater than 35% R NNitric Acid, 70% R NNitrobenzene N N1-Octanol C NOils, edible C COils, Sour Crude N NOleum N NOlive Oil C COxalic Acid, Sat’d R COxygen R ROzonized water R –Palm Oil C CParaffin R –Peanut Oil C CPerchloric Acid, 10% R –Phenylhydrazine N NPhosphoric Acid R RPhosphorus Trichloride N NPicric Acid N NPine Oil N NPlating Solutions R RPolyethylene Glycol N NPotash R RPotassium Acetate R RPotassium Bicarbonate R RPotassium Bichromate R RPotassium Bisulfate R RPotassium Borate R RPotassium Bromate R RPotassium Bromide R RPotassium Carbonate R RPotassium Chlorate R RPotassium Chloride R RPotassium Chromate R RPotassium Cyanate R RPotassium Cyanide R RPotassium Dichromate R RPotassium Ferricyanide R RPotassium Ferrocyanide R RPotassium Fluoride R RPotassium Hydroxide R R



Potassium Hypochlorite R RPotassium Iodide R RPotassium Nitrate R RPotassium Perborate R RPotassium Perchlorate, sat’d R RPotassium Permanganate, sat’d R RPotassium Persulfate, sat’d R –Potassium Phosphate R RPotassium Sulfate R RPotassium Sulfide R RPotassium Sulfite R RPotassium Tripolyphosphate R RPropanol, up to 0.5% R RPropanol, greater than 0.5% C CPropionic Acid, up to 2% R RPropionic Acid, greater

than 2% C CPropionic Acid, pure N NPropylene Dichloride N NPropylene Glycol, up to 25% R RPropylene Glycol, greater

than 25% C CPropylene Oxide N NPyridine N NSea W ater R RSilicic Acid R –Silicone Oil R –Silver Chloride R RSilver Cyanide R RSilver Nitrate R RSilver Sulfate R RSoaps R RSodium Acetate R RSodium Aluminate R RSodium Arsenate R –Sodium Benzoate R RSodium Bicarbonate R RSodium Bichromate R RSodium Bisulfate R RSodium Bisulfite R RSodium Borate R RSodium Bromide R RSodium Carbonate R RSodium Chlorate R RSodium Chloride R RSodium Chlorite R RSodium Chromate R RSodium Cyanide R RSodium Dichromate R RSodium Ferricyanide R RSodium Ferrocyanide R RSodium Fluoride R RSodium Formate R RSodium Hydroxide R RSodium Hypobromite R RSodium Hypochlorite R RSodium Iodide R R



Sodium Metaphosphate R RSodium Nitrate R RSodium Nitrite R RSodium Perborate R RSodium Perchlorate R RSodium Phosphate R RSodium Silicate R RSodium Sulfate R RSodium Sulfide R RSodium Sulfite R RSodium Thiosulfate R RSodium Tripolyphosphate R RSoybean Oil C CStannic Chloride R RStannous Chloride R RStannous Sulfate R RStarch R RStearic Acid R –Strontium Chloride R RStyrene N NSugar R RSulfamic Acid R RSulfur R –Sulfuric Acid, Fuming N NSulfuric Acid 98% R NSulfuric Acid 85% R NSulfuric Acid 80% R RSulfuric Acid 50% R RTall Oil R RTannic Acid, 30% R –Tartaric Acid R –Terpenes N NTetrahydrofuran N NTetrasodiumpyrophosphate R RTexanol N NThionyl Chloride N NToluene N NTributyl Phosphate N NTrichloroethylene N NTrisodium Phosphate R RTurpentine N NUrea R RUrine R RVegetable Oils C CVinegar R RVinyl Acetate N NWater, Deionized R RWater, Demineralized R RWater, Distilled R RWater, Salt R RWater, Swimming Pool R RWD-40 C CWhite Liquor R RXylene N NZinc Acetate R RZinc Carbonate R RZinc Chloride R RZinc Nitrate R RZinc Sulfate R R

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Acetaldehyde N NAcetic Acid, up to 10% R RAcetic Acid, greater than 10% C CAcetic Acid, Glacial N NAcetic Anhydride N NAcetone, up to 5% R RAcetone, greater than 5% C CAcetone, pure N NAcetyl Nitrile N NAcrylic Acid N NAcrylonitrile N NAdipic Acid, sat’d in water R RAlcohols C CAllyl Alcohol C CAllyl Chloride N NAlum, all varieties R RAluminum Acetate R RAluminum Chloride R RAluminum Fluoride R RAluminum Hydroxide R RAluminum Nitrate R RAluminum Sulfate R RAmines N NAmmonia N NAmmonium Acetate R RAmmonium Benzoate R RAmmonium Bifluoride R RAmmonium Carbonate R RAmmonium Chloride R RAmmonium Citrate R RAmmonium Dichromate R RAmmonium Fluoride R RAmmonium Hydroxide N NAmmonium Metaphosphate R RAmmonium Nitrate R RAmmonium Persulfate R –Ammonium Phosphate R CAmmonium Sulfamate R RAmmonium Sulfate R RAmmonium Sulfide R RAmmonium Thiocyanate R RAmmonium Tartrate R RAmyl Acetate N NAmyl Alcohol C CAmyl Chloride N NAniline N NAntimony Trichloride R RAqua Regia R NAromatic Hydrocarbons N NArsenic Acid R RBarium Carbonate R RBarium Chloride R RBarium Hydroxide R RBarium Nitrate R RBarium Sulfate R RBarium Sulfide R RBeer R RBeet Sugar Liquors R RBenzaldehyde N NBenzene N N



Benzoic Acid, sat’d in water R NBenzyl Alcohol N NBenzyl Chloride N NBismuth Carbonate R RBlack Liquor R RBleach, household (5% Cl) R RBleach, industrial (15% Cl) R RBorax R RBoric Acid R RBrine Acid R RBromine N NBromobenzene N NBromotoluene N NButanol C CButyl Acetate N NButyl Carbitol N NButyl Cellosolve N NButyric Acid, up to 1% R RButyric Acid, greater than 1% C CButyric Acid, pure N NCadmium Acetate R RCadmium Chloride R RCadmium Sulfate R RCalcium Acetate R RCalcium Bisulfide R RCalcium Bisulfite R RCalcium Carbonate R RCalcium Chlorate R RCalcium Chloride R RCalcium Hydroxide R RCalcium Hypochlorite R RCalcium Nitrate R RCalcium Oxide R RCalcium Sulfate R RCane Sugar Liquors R RCaprolactam N NCaprolactone N NCarbitol N NCarbon Dioxide R RCarbon Disulfide N NCarbon Monoxide R RCarbon Tetrachloride N NCarbonic Acid R RCastor Oil C CCaustic Potash R RCaustic Soda R RCellosolve, all types N NChloric Acid R RChlorinated Solvents N NChlorinated water,(hypochlorite) R R

Chlorine, dry gas N NChlorine, liquid N NChlorine, trace in air R RChlorine, wet gas N NChlorine dioxide, aqueous, sat’d (0.1%) R –

Chlorine water, sat’d (0.3%) R RChlorobenzene N NChloroform N N



Chromic Acid, 40% (conc.) R RChromium Nitrate R RCitric Acid R RCitrus Oils N NCoconut Oil C CCopper Acetate R RCopper Carbonate R RCopper Chloride R RCopper Cyanide R RCopper Fluoride R RCopper Nitrate R RCopper Sulfate R RCorn Oil C CCorn Syrup R RCottonseed Oil C CCreosote N NCresol N NCrotonaldehyde N NCumene N NCupric Fluoride R RCupric Sulfate R RCuprous Chloride R RCyclohexane N NCyclohexanol N NCyclohexanone N NDetergents C CDextrin R RDextrose R RDibutyl Phthalate N NDibutyl Ethyl Phthalate N NDichlorobenzene N NDichloroethylene N NDiethylamine N NDiethyl Ether N NDill Oil N NDimethylformamide N NDisodium Phosphate R RDistilled Water R REDTA, Tetrasodium- R REsters N NEthanol, up to 5% R REthanol, greater than 5% C CEthers N NEthyl Acetate N NEthyl Acrylate N NEthyl Benzene N NEthyl Chloride N NEthyl Ether N NEthylene Bromide N NEthylene Chloride N NEthylene Diamine N NEthylene Glycol, up to 50% R REthylene Glycol, greater than 50% C C

Ethylene Oxide N NFerric Chloride R RFerric Hydroxide R RFerric Nitrate R RFerric Sulfate R RFerrous Chloride R R



Ferrous Hydroxide R RFerrous Nitrate R RFerrous Sulfate R RFluorine gas N NFluosilicic Acid, 30% R CFormaldehyde N NFormic Acid, up to 25% R RFormic Acid, greater than 25% C NFreons C CFructose R RGasoline N NGlucose R RGlycerine R RGlycol Ethers N NGreen Liquor R RHalocarbon Oils C CHeptane C –Hydrazine N NHydrochloric Acid R RHydrochloric Acid, 36% (conc.) R CHydrofluoric Acid, 3% R –Hydrofluosilicic Acid, 30% R CHydrogen Peroxide, 30% R –Hydrogen Sulfide, Aqueous R RHypochlorous Acid R RIsopropanol C CKetones N NKraft Liquors R RLactic Acid 25% R RLactic Acid, 85% (Full strength) R CLead Acetate R RLead Chloride R RLead Nitrate R RLead Sulfate R RLemon Oil N NLimonene N NLinseed Oil C CLithium Chloride R RLithium Sulfate R RLubricating Oil, ASTM 1,2,3 R –Magnesium Carbonate R RMagnesium Chloride R RMagnesium Citrate R RMagnesium Fluoride R RMagnesium Hydroxide R RMagnesium Salts, inorganic R RMagnesium Nitrate R RMagnesium Oxide R RMagnesium Sulfate R RMaleic Acid, 50% R RManganese Sulfate R RMercuric Chloride R RMercuric Cyanide R RMercuric Sulfate R RMercurous Nitrate R RMercury R RMethane Sulfonic Acid R RMethanol, up to 10% R RMethanol, greater than 10% C CMethanol, pure N N

Chemical ResistanceCPVC

R-Recommended N-Not recommended C-Caution, further testing suggested–suspect with certain stress levels – Incomplete Data N.B. Given percentages are by weight

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c-pvc chemical resistance

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