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413Parker Industrial Hose Customer Service866 810 HOSE (4673) 800 242 HOSE (4673)Strongsville, OH South Gate, CAEastern USA Western USAwww.safehose.come-mail: [email protected]

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esChemical Guides Introduction

The Chemical Guides in this section are offered as a general indication of the compatibility of the various compounds incorporated in Parker hose with the chemicals, fluids and media listed. The basis for the ratings includes actual service experience, the advice of various polymer suppliers, and the considered opinion of our chemists. When in doubt, a sample of the compound should always be tested with the particular chemical it is to handle.

Someofthevariablesthataffecttheresistanceofacompoundtoachemicalattackare:

1. Temperature of the Media Transmitted: Higher temperatures increase the affect of chemicals on compounds. The amount of increase depends upon the polymer and the chemical. A compound quite suitable at room temperature might fail very quickly at higher temperatures. Working pressuresinthiscatalogarerecommendedinaccordancewithARPMdesign safety factors at ambient temperatures. Do not operate outside hose temperaturelimits.Evenwithinhosetemperaturelimits,endfittingsandhose size can affect performance at higher temperatures.

2. Service Conditions: A rubber compound usually swells when exposed to a chemical. Within a given percent of swell, a hose tube may function satisfactorily if the hose is in a static condition, but may fail quickly if the hose is subject to flexing.

3. The Grade or Blend of the Rubber Compound: Basic polymers are sometimes mixed or blended to enhance a particular property for a specific service. As an example, the nitrile used as the tube material for Parker aircraft fueling hose varies in its makeup from the nitrile used in the tube of Day-Flo® Special Purpose hose. Consequently, the reaction to a particular chemical may therefore be somewhat different. When in doubt, a sample of the compound should always be tested with the particular chemical it is going to handle.

404 Parker Industrial Hose Customer Service866 810 HOSE (4673) 800 242 HOSE (4673)Wickliffe, OH South Gate, CAEastern USA Western USAwww.safehose.come-mail: [email protected]

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es Names and General Properties of Parker Hose Materials

Refer to the guides on the following pages for specific applications.Common Name ASTM

Designation D1418-64

Composition General Properties Primary Hose Elements

Butyl / Chlorobutyl IIR Isobutene-Isoprene Very good weathering resistance, low permeability to air. Good physical properties. Poor resistance to petroleum based fluids.

Tube / Cover

Chlorinated Polyethylene (CPE)

CM Chloropolyethylene Good long term resistance to UV and weathering. Good oil and chemical resistance. Excellent flame resistance. Good low temperature impact resistance.

Tube

Cross Linked Polyethylene (XLPE)

XPE Cross Linked Polyethylene Excellent resistance to most solvents, oils and chemicals. Do not confuse with chemical properties of standard polyethylene.

Tube

EPDM EPDM Ethylene Propylene Diene Good general purpose polymer. Excellent heat ozone, and and weather resistance. Not oil resistant.

Tube / Cover

Epichlorohydrin ECO Ethylene Oxide Chloromethyl

Excellent oil and ozone resistance. Fair flame resistance and low permeability to gases. Good low temperature properties.

Tube / Cover

Ethyl Vinyl Acetate (EVA) Ethylene Vinyl Acetate Good abrasion and chemical resistance. Lightweight.

Tube / Cover

FKM FKM Fluorocarbon Rubber Excellent high temperature resistance, particularly in air or oil. Very good chemical resistance.

Tube / Cover

Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene / Polytetra-Flouroethylene

FEP / PTFE

Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene / Polytetra-Flouroethylene

Excellent chemical, solvent, and heat resistance, inert to most materials. Smooth anti-adhesive surface – easily cleaned.

Tube

Modified XLPE (MXLPE) Proprietary Excellent chemical resistance with good heat properties.

Tube

Natural Rubber NR Isoprene Excellent physical properties, including abrasion resistance. Not oil resistant.

Tube

Neoprene CR Chloroprene Excellent weathering resistance. Good oil resistance. Good physical properties.

Tube / Cover

Nitrile / Buna-N NBR Nitrile-Butadiene Excellent oil resistance. Good physical properties.

Tube / Cover

Nylon Nylon Excellent chemical resistance. Good temperature resistance.

Tube

Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC) Poly Vinyl Chloride Good abrasion, chemical and weathering resistance. Lightweight. Poor oil and temperature resistance.

Tube / Cover, Tubing

Poly Vinyl Chloride / Polyurethane (PVC/PU)

Poly Vinyl Chloride/Polyurethane Blend

Good abrasion, chemical and weathering resistance.

Tube / Cover

Polyurethane (PU) AU Polyurethane Good abrasion, chemical and weathering resistance.

Tube / Cover

SBR SBR Styrene-Butadiene Good physical properties, including abrasion resistance. Not oil resistant. Poor weathering and ozone resistance.

Tube / Cover

TPV Thermoplastic Vulcanizate

Excellent chemical and ozone resistance. Good flexibility. Lightweight.

Tube, Tubing

Ultra-High Molecular Weight Polyethylene (UHMWPE)

UHMW Ultra-High Molecular Weight Polyethylene

Excellent chemical and heat resistance. Tube

405Parker Industrial Hose Customer Service866 810 HOSE (4673) 800 242 HOSE (4673)Wickliffe, OH South Gate, CAEastern USA Western USAwww.safehose.come-mail: [email protected]

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esHose and Chemical Table

Refer to page 404 for names and general properties of Parker hose materials.

WARNING! The following data is based on tests and believed to be reliable; however, the tabulation should be used as a guide ONLY, since it does not take into consideration all variables, such as elevated temperatures, fluid contamination, concentration, etc., that may be encountered in actual use. All critical applications should be tested. Refer to the Safety & Technical Information section of this catalog for safety, handling and use information.

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***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.Thermoplastic hose and tubing achieve their optimum physical properties at room temperature, 68°F (20°C). As thermo-plastic materials are exposed to increased ambient temperatures, they soften and their physical properties change. For hose and tubing, heat sharply reduces the available working pressure and coupling retention. In all cases, test the product in a controlled, secure and safe environment, and consider all operating conditions prior to use.

NOTES: • Data for PVC/thermoplastic materials based on 68°F unless otherwise noted. • Data for other materials based on 70°F unless otherwise noted.

Key: E = Excellent • G = Good • C = Conditional • Blank = No Data • X = Not Recommended

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Acetal C G C G E X G C X C E EAcetaldehyde X E X E G E X X X E X X X X G G EAcetamide G E G E E G E C E X E EAcetate Solvents X C X E C E X G C X C X X X E EAcetic Acid, 10% E E E G E E E E G G X X E G G E E EAcetic Acid, 30% G G C E E E C G X X G G X E EAcetic Acid, 50% E E G C E C E G X C X X G G G C E GAcetic Acid, 80% C X C CAcetic Acid, Glacial E C G C G X E X X X X X C C C G E EAcetic Acid, Vapors G X G GAcetic Anhydride E E G G G C E X C X X X X X X E G EAcetic Ester X G X E E X G X X X E EAcetic Ether C G X E E X G X X X E EAcetic Oxide E G G E X X G G EAcetone G X E X E C E X X X E X X X C G E CAcetone Cyanohydrin C E G E E X C X X E E G EAcetonitrile G E E E E X G X E XAcetophenone X G X E E X X X X X G X XAcetyl Acetone G X E X E E X X X X X G E EAcetyl Chloride E X X X C E G X X X X X G G GAcetyl Oxide E E G G G E X C X X X E E EAcetylene G C E E E X E E G E E G C C C C E EAcetylene Dichloride X C X C E G X X E XAcetylene Tetrachloride X X X X E E X X X X XAcrolein G E C E E X G C X C C X EAcrylic Acid E G X X X E X X X X X XAcrylonitrile E C X X E E X C X E X C C C G C CDi(2Ethylhexyl) Adipate X E X G E C X XAdipic Acid G X E E E E E E E E G G E G EAir E E E E E E E E E E E EAir, +300°F G G G G G E E X G G X E XAlcohol, Aliphatic E E E E G C E E E G E EAlcohol, Aromatic X X C X E E G C C X E EAlk-Tri X X X X E E X X X X X EAllyl Alcohol E E E E E E G E E C X X X G G E EAllyl Bromide X X X X E G X X X G G***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.

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Allyl Chloride G X X X X C E G X G G X X X G E GAlum E E E E E E E E E E E G G E E G E E EAlum, Papermakers E E GAluminum Acetate E G E C E E E E C C X G E E EAluminum Chloride C E E E E G E E E E E X G E E E E EAluminum Fluoride X E E E E G E E G E G C G G E E E EAluminum Formate X G E E E X X X X E EAluminum Hydroxide E E E E G E E E E G G E E G E EAluminum Nitrate E C E EAluminum Nitrate (AQ) E E E E E E E E E C E E E EAluminum Oxychloride G E EAluminum Phosphate E E E E E E E E E E E EAluminum Sulfate E E E E E E E E E E E E G E E E E E EAlums, NH3-CR-K G E E E E E E E E X G E E E EAmines, Mixed X G G G X G X X C EAmino Xylene X X G X E E X X X X X GAminobenzene G X G X G E E X X C X X G1-Aminobutane C X X C E X X C X XAminodimethylbenzene C C G X X E X X X XAminoethane C G X E E X C X X C2-Aminoethanol G E G G E X G X C X1-Aminopentane C X G E E E X G C C G CO-Aminotoluene GAmmonia (AQ) E E X C C E CAmmonia Anhydrous G E EAmmonia Gas C EAmmonia Gas, Dry E X C CAmmonia Liquid E E E E E E E E G G X X X G E EAmmonia Water G G G E E G E G C G E EAmmonium Carbonate E E E E E E E E E C G E E E E E EAmmonium Chloride G E E E E E E E E E E G E E E E E EAmmonium Fluoride, 25% G C X XAmmonium Hydroxide E E E E E E E G E G X E E EAmmonium Hydroxide, 28% E C C CAmmonium Metaphosphate E E E E E E E E E E G E E E E EAmmonium Nitrate G E E E E E E E E E E G G E E E E E EAmmonium Persulfate E E E G E E E E E X G E E X E EAmmonium Phosphate E E E E E E E E E E G G G E E EAmmonium Phosphate,

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Hose and Chemical Table (Continued)Refer to page 404 for names and general properties of Parker hose materials.


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Amyl Amine C G C C E X C C GAmyl Borate C E E E E E C E E E E EAmyl Bromide X X X C E G X XAmyl Chloride C X X X X X E E X X E C X X X X X XAmyl Chloronapthalene E E E E E E C E E E E EAmyl Ether C X X X E X XAmyl Napthalene E E E E E E C E E E E EAmyl Oleate E G E G E C G E E E E EAmyl Phenol E E E E E E C E E E E EAnethol X X X X X E G X X G X G GAniline X X E X G X E G X X C X X X X G E EAniline Chlorohydrate X X X XAniline Dyes X G G C G E G G X X X G G E EAniline Hydrochloride X G X G X E G E G G X X X C E EAniline Oil G X G X C E C X X X XAnimal Fats C C C G E E X E E C X C E EAnimal Grease X X C C E E E X E X E EAnimal Oils X C X C C E E E X E G C C X E EAnsul Ether X X X C E X G X X X E EAnthraquinone E E EAnthraqunonesulfonic Acid E X E EAntifreeze E E E E E E E E E E E EAntimony Chlorides G E X E E E G C E EAntimony Pentachloride X X X X E E E X G X G GAntimony Trichloride E E E EApple Juice or Sauce EAqua Regia G X X X C X E E X X X X C C X X G XArgon X G G E E E X E E E E E EAromatic Hydrocarbons X X X X E E X X X XArquad E E E E E E E E E E E EArsenic Acid E E E E E E E E E E X E E E EArsenic Acid, 80% G X E EArsenic Chloride X X E X E X X C X X XArsenic Trichloride X X E X E X X E X X XArylsulfonic Acid X C CAsphalt G X X C X X E E X G E G C C X G E XASTM Fuel A E G X G X E E X E E G C C X X G GASTM Fuel B G G X X X E E X X E G X X X X G GASTM Fuel C C X X X X E E X G E X X X X X G GASTM Oil #1 G X E X E E X E E E C C X X E EASTM Oil #2 C X E X E E X E XASTM Oil #3 C X G X E E X E X C C XASTM Oil #4 X X X X E X G X X E EAutomatic Transmission

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Aviation Gasoline X X X X E E X E X X E EBanana Oil X C X X E E X X X G X X G E XBarium Carbonate E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E EBarium Chloride G E E E E E E E E E E G E E E E E E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Barium Hydroxide G E E E E E E E E E E G E E E E E EBarium Sulfate E E E E E E E E E E E E E E EBarium Sulfide E E E E E E E E E E E E E G E EBeer E E G E E E E E E G E E E E XBeet Sugar Liquors G E E G E E E E E E G X E E E E EBenzal Chloride G E X E E EBenzaldehyde C X G X E C E X X X E X X X X X E EBenzene C X X X X X E G X X G X X C X X G EBenzene Carboxylic Acid G X E E X E E X X X X EBenzene Sulphonic Acid G X G X E E E X X X E EBenzine X X G X E E X E G C X G EBenzine Solvent C X X X E E X E XBenzoic Acid X X G X G E E G X X E X G G X E E EBenzoic Aldehyde X G X E E X E X X X E EBenzol C X X X X X E G X X G X X C X X G EBenzotrichloride X X X E G E X X X G GBenzyl Acetate G E E E E X X X X E E EBenzyl Alcohol E G G G G E E X X C X X X E EBenzyl Chloride X X X X X E E X X X X X E EBenzyl Ether X G X C E X X X G XBismuth Carbonate E E E EBlack Liquor E E EBlack Sulfate Liquor C G G G G E E G G C X G E EBlast Furnace Gas C C E C E E E C C C E EBleach Solutions G G X G E G E X X C X X G GBleach, 12.5% Active CL G C G GBorax Solution C E E E E E E E E G E E E E EBordeaux Mixture E E E E E E E G E G E EBoric Acid X E E E E E E E E E G E E E E E E EBoron Trifluoride E E E EBrake Fluid DOT #3 E G E C E E X X X E X X X E GBrine G E E E E E E E E E G G E E E E E EBromacil EBromic Acid G X E EBromine C X X X E E G X X X X GBromine Water E C G C X E E X C X X X X E EBromine, Liquid X X X XBromobenzene X X X X X E E X X X X C C1-Bromobutane X X E G X XBromochloromethane X X X X G E C X XBromoethane X X X X E E C G X X3-Bromopropene X X X E G X XBromotoluene X X X E G X X XBugdioxane EBunker Oil X X X X E E X E G X E EButadiene X X X X X E G X X X C C X E EN-Butanal C G C G E X X X CButane X X C X X E E X E E X C C X E E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Butanoic Acid C G E GButanol (Butyl Alcohol) G E G E G E E E E G X E G E EButanol, Primary G C X XButanol, Secondary G C X XButanone G X E E G X G X X E EButoxyethanol X E X E E X C EButter E E G E E C E C CButyl Acetate C X X X X X X X X X G X X C X E EButyl Acrylate X X X X E X X X G GButyl Alcohol (Butanol) G E G E G E E E E E G C C C E G E EButyl Aldehyde C G C G E X C G E EButyl Amine C C X C E X E G C C E EN-Butylamine X X X C E X X X X XT-Butyl Amine X GButyl Benzene X X X X E X X X E EN-Butylbenzene X E E X X EButyl Benzyl Phthalate X E E C X X E EButyl Bromide X X X X G X X X G GN-Butylbromide X X E G X X GButyl Butyrate X C X G C X X X G GN-Butylbutyrate X E X E E E X X XN-Butylcarbinol E E E E E E E E G E X E EButyl Carbitol C E C E E G X C X E GButyl Cellosolve X E X G E X X C X X X E E EButyl Chloride X C E E X C GButyl Ether X X X X E X X X G X E EButyl Ether Acetaldehyde X G E X X X E EButyl Ethyl Acetaldehyde X C X X X X X X E EButyl Ethyl Ether X X E X G E EButyl Oleate X G X G E E X X XButyl Phenol X C CButyl Phthalate X G E E C X X EButyl Stearate X X X X E E X G G X E EButylene X X C X E E X E G C C C XButyraldehyde X G X C E X G X X X X E EButyric Acid C G X G E G X X G X E EButyric Acid, 20% X C C CButyric Anhydride G C E C C EButyuraldehyde E X G E ECadmium Acetate E E E X E ECalcium Acetate C E G E X E G X X E ECalcium Aluminate E E E E E E ECalcium Bichromate C E E GCalcium Bisulfate E G E G E E E C E C E ECalcium Bisulfide C X E E E G C GCalcium Bisulfite E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E ECalcium Carbonate E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E ECalcium Chlorate E G E E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Calcium Chloride G E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E ECalcium Hydroxide G G E E E E E E E E E E E E E E ECalcium Hypochlorite G E E C E G E E X X X X E E X C CCalcium Nitrate E E E E E E E E E E X E E E E ECalcium Sulfate E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E ECalcium Sulfide X E E E E E E X E E E X E ECalcium Sulfite E E E E E E E E E E E ECaliche Liquor E E E E E E E E E E E ECane Sugar Liquors E E E E G E E E E E E E E ECaprilic Acid G C E C C E ECarbamide E G G E E GCarbitol G E C G E G X G E X G E ECarbitol Acetate X G X G X X X X E ECarbolic Acid G X G X X E E X X X X X X E ECarbon Bisulfide X X X X X E E X X X X XCarbon Dioxide G G G G E G G E E E G E ECarbon Dioxide (AQ) E E E ECarbon Dioxide Gas, Wet E E E ECarbon Disulfide X X X X E X X X X X X E CCarbon Monoxide G E E E E G E E C E E G E E G E E ECarbon Tetrachloride C X X X X X E E X C X X X C X X G ECarbon Tetraflouride X X X X E X C X C CCarbonic Acid X E E G E G E G E G G E C G G X ECasein E E E ECastor Oil G E G E G C E E E E G G E E E C E ECatsup ECaustic Potash E E G E C E C E E E C E E G E ECaustic Soda E E E G E G G C E E ECellosolve G E X E C E C E G X G C G G E ECellosolve Acetate X G X G E X X X G X X E ECelluguard X E E E E E E E G E ECellulube X G X E C C X X E ECetylic Acid G C G G G E E E E C E G EChina Wood Oil C E X E X E E X E G C XChloracetic Acid X X E EChloral Hydrate C G E EChlordane C X C X E X G G C XChloric Acid, 20% X E EChlorinated Hydrocarbons X X X X X E E X X X X X XChlorinated Solvents X X X X X E E X X X X X X GChlorine Dioxide C X X X E X X X G GChlorine Gas X X X X E E X X XChlorine Gas, Dry X X G GChlorine Gas, Moist X X C CChlorine Water Solutions X X X X E C E X X X G EChlorine Water, 2% G C G GChlorine Water, Saturated E C CChloroacetic Acid G G X G E G X X X X X X E E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Chloroacetone X X C E E X X X X X E EChlorobenzene X E E G X X X G GChlorobenzene, Mono, Di, Tri X X X X E E G X X E X X X C EChlorobutadiene X X X X E X X X G GChlorobutane X C E E X X C G GChloroethylbenzene X X X X E E X G X E EChloroform X X X X X X E G X X X X X X X X E CChloropentane X C E E X X E EChlorophenol X X C X E E G X X X E E2-Chlorophenol G X X X X E E X X X X X X G2-Chloropropane X X X X E E X X X X X X EChloropropanone X C X C E X X X X3-Chloropropene X C X X E G X G EChlorosulfonic Acid X X X X X E X X X X X X X X XChlorothene X X X X E E E X X X G GChlorotoluene X X X X E E X X E X X G GChlorox G G G G E E X G X X X E GChlorsulfonic Acid X X C CChrome Alum E E E EChrome Plating Solutions X X X X X X XChromic Acid X X G X X E E X X X X X X X EChromic Acid, 50% C X C CChromium Trioxide X X G X X E E X X X X X XCider E ECinnamene X X X X E G X X C XCitric Acid X E E E E E E C E E G E E E E E E ECoal Oil C X G X E E X E E C X E CCoal Tar X X C X X E E X G C X X X X E ECoal Tar Naphtha X X X E E X X X X ECobalt Chloride E E E E E E E E E ECoconut Oil C G C G C E E X E C G E X E ECod Liver Oil G E G E E E E X E X E ECoke Oven Gas X X X X C E X X C X X ECoolanol G X G X E X E X XCopper Arsenate E E E E E E E E E E E ECopper Chloride X G E G E E E E G E X G E E E E ECopper Cyanide G E E E E E E E E X E E E E E ECopper Fluoride, 2% E E E ECopper Hydrate G E E C C G ECopper Hydroxide G E E C C G G ECopper Nitrate E E E E E E ECopper Nitrate E E E E E E E E ECopper Sulfate X E E E E E E E G E G G E E G E ECopper Sulfide E E E E E E C E E E ECorn Oil G G C X E E X E G E E X E E ECottonseed Oil G G C C C E E E X G E E G E X E ECreosote (Coal Tar) X X X X E E X G X C X E ECreosote (Wood) C X G X E E X E X E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Cresols X X X X X E E X X X X X X X E GCresote X X XCresylic Acid X X X X E G X X X X X E GCresylic Acid, 50% X X X CCrotonaldehyde X E X E E X X X X C E ECrude Oil, Sour X E C CCrude Oil, Sweet X E C CCumene X X X X E E X X X X E ECupric Carbonate E E E E E C E E ECupric Chloride E E G E E E E C E C E ECupric Hydroxide G E E C C GCupric Nitrate E E E E E E E G E C E ECupric Sulfate E E E E E E G E G X E E ECutting Oil G X G X E E X E E XCyclohexane X X X X C E E X G E G X X X X E ECyclohexanol G X G X E E E X G E C X X X X E ECyclohexanone X X X C E E X X X E X X X X X E XCyclopentane X X E X E E X G E ECyclopentanol X X G X G X E ECyclopentanone X X E X X X ECyclopentyl Alcohol X X G X G X E EP-Cymene X X X X X E E X X X X E EDDT In Deionized Kerosene X X C X E E G X E E G X E EDecahydronapthalene X X X X E E X X E X X XDecahydroxynapthalene CDecalin X X X X E E X X X G X X X X EDecane X X X X A X G X E E1-Decanol E X X X E G X E E X EDecyl Alcohol E X X E G X E E EDecyl Aldehyde X C E X X E EDecyl Butyl Phthalate X E E C X X E EDecyl Carbinol E E E G E EDeveloping Fluid, Photo E G E G E E E E E G E EDextrin E E E EDextron X X G X E X E G XDextrose E E EDiacetone Alcohol X E X E E X X X X X E CDiacetylmethane G X E X E E X X X X X EDiallylphthalate GDiammonium Phosphate E E E E E E E E E E EDiamyl Napthalene X E E C X EDiamyl Phenol X X E E X X X EDiamylamine C E E E X G G X XDiamylene X X X E E X C G EDiazo Salts E E EDibenzyl Ether X G X C E X X X G X E EDibenzylsebacate X G X G E G E C X X E EDibromobenzene X X E E X G E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Dibromomethane X X X C E G X X XDibutyl Ether X X X X E X X X X X E EDibutyl Phthalate X C X E E C X X E X X E EDibutyl Sebacate X G X G E E X X X X E EDibutylamine X X X X E X X X X X EDicalcium Phosphate E E E E E E EDichloro Difluoro Methane C E X G C E G X C G E E XDichloro Ethylene X C X X E G C C XDichloroacetic Acid X C E X G C E EDichlorobenzene X X XOrtho-Dichlorobenzene X X X X E E X X E X X XP-Dichlorobenzene X X X X E E G X X X X XPara-Dichlorobenzene X X X X E E X X X X GOrtho-Dichlorobenzol X X X X E E X X E X X X XDichlorobutane X X X C E E X G X X E GDichloroethane X X C X X E G X X C X X X EDichloroethyl Ether X X E X X X EDichloroethylene X X X X E E X X X X C CDichlorohexane X X E E X E EDichloroisopropyl Ether X C X C C X X X E EDichloromethane X X G C E G X X C X X E EDichloropentane X X X E E X X X X E EDichloropropane X X X E E X X E EDichloropropene E E E EDichlorotoluene XDiesel Oil E C X C X E E X E E C C C X X E GDiethanolamine C E E E G G X EDiethyl Benzene X X X X E E G X X X E EDiethyl Ether X X X X X E X X X E E X X X E GDiethyl Ketone X G X E E X X GDiethyl Oxalate X X X X E X X EDiethyl Phthalate X E E C X E EDiethyl Sebacate C G X G E G X X X X EDiethyl Sulfate X G E E E X X X X EDiethyl Triamine C E E G GDiethylamine X G G G G C GDiethylamine C G G G E X G C C G E CDiethylbenzene X X X X E E X X X X E EDiethylene Dioxide X G X G E X E X X X E EDiethylene Glycol E E E E G E E E E E X G G E E EDiethylene Oxide X E EDiethylene Triamine C E E E G X X E EDiglycolic Acid E E EDihydroxy Diethyl Ether E E E E E E E E E E E EDihydroxy Succinic Acid E G C G E E E G EDiisobutyl Ketone X G X E E X X X X X E EDiisobutylene X X C X E E X E X X E EDiisodectyl Phthalate X E E E C X X E E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Diisodecyl Phthalate X E X E E C X X XDiisooctyl Adipate X E X E E C X X X E EDiisooctyl Phthalate X E G E C X E EDiisopropanolamine C E E G GDiisopropyl Benzene X X X X E E G X X X E EDiisopropyl Ether C X X X E X X G G X EDiisopropyl Ketone X E X E E X X X X X EDilauryl Ether C D X X E C G X C X E EDimethyl Phenols (DMP) X X X X E X E X X X C CDimethyl Phthalate X G X G E G E X X X X G E EDimethyl Sulfate X G X X E X X X X X E XDimethyl Sulfide X C X X E C E X X X G GDimethylamine X G X X X E X X E X X X E XDimethylaniline C X X X G E X X X X G GDimethylbenzene C X X X X X E X G X X X EDimethylbutane GDimethylcarbinol E E E G E E E G EDimethylformamide (DMF) C C C C E X E C X C E EDimethylketone G X E X E E X X E X C E EDinitrobenzene X C C C E E G X X X E EDinitrotoluene X X X X E G E X X X E EDioctyl Adipate (DOA) X E X G E C X X EDioctyl Phthalate (DOP) X G X G G E G X X E X X X X E EDioctyl Sebacate (DOS) X G X G E G E X X X E EDioxalanes X X X G E X G X X X X E EDioxane X G X G E X X X E X X E E1,4 Dioxane X G X G E X X X E X X X EDipentene X X X X E E X G X XDipentylamine C E E E X G G X XDiphenyl X X X X A X X X E EDiphenyl Oxide C X X X A X X X E EDi-P-Mentha-1,8-Diene X X X X E E X G X XDipropyl Ketone X G X G E X E X X X E EDipropylamine C E E G GDipropylene Glycol E E E E E EDisodium Phosphate E E E E E E E E E E E E EDivinyl Benzene X X E E X X E EDodecyl Benzene X X X X E E G X X X E EDodecyl Toluene X X X X E E G X X X E EDowell Inhibitor GDowfax 2A1 Solvent EDowfax 2A1 TA EDowfax 6A1 Solvent GDowfax 6A1 Ta EDowfume W 40, 100% C D C C C X X X G GDow-Per X X X X E E G X C X E EDowtherm A & E X X X X X E E E X X X X X E EDowtherm S.R.I. E E E E E E E E E E E E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Dry Cleaning Fluids X X X X E E C E X X G XDucgkirioebaane XDuro AW16, 31 X E E EDuro FR-HD X E E EEpichlorohydrin C C X G E X G X X X G GEthanoic Acid E C G G E E X X C X X G C E EEthanolamine X G G G E X G G E C X E EEthanol (Ethyl Alcohol) G E E E E E C E E G X E E E E2 (2Aminoethylamino)

EthanolG E G G

2 (2Ethoxyethoxy) Ethanol X G X G E X X X E X X X2-Ethoxyethanol X G X G E X X X X X XEthers G X X X C X E X X X E X X C X CBis (2-Cloroethyl) Ether X X E X X XEthyl Acetate G X G X E C E X X X E X X C X E E G2-Ethoxyethyl Acetate X X G X G E X X X G X X X2 (2Ethoxyethoxy) Ethyl

AcetateX X G X X E X X X X X X

Ethyl Acetoacetate X G X G E X C X C E EEthyl Acetone X G X G E X X X XEthyl Acrylate X G X G E X X X X X X X E GEthyl Alcohol (Ethanol) G E E E E E E E E G X E E E EEthyl Alcohol, 1%-50% G G GEthyl Alcohol, 50%-98% C C CEthyl Aldehyde E C G X E E C X X G X E E E EEthyl Aluminum Dichloride X X E G X X GEthyl Benzene X X X X E E X X X X E XEthyl Benzoate C G C G C X G X E EEthyl Bromide X X X X E E C G X X XEthyl Butanol E E E E E G E E E E EEthyl Butyl Acetate G E E X X X E EEthyl Butyl Ketone X G E X X X E2-Ethyl (Butyraldehyde) X G E X X X EEthyl Cellulose G G G G E X G G C G G E EEthyl Chloride X C E X E X E E C E E C X X G X G CEthyl Dichloride X X X X E G G X X X X G GEthyl Diisobutylthio-

CarbamateE E E

Ethyl Ether G X X X X X E X X X G C X X X C CEthyl Formate G G G G E E X X X E EEthyl Hexanol E E E E E G E E E E E E2-Ethyl-1-Hexanol E G E E E E G E X E E E2-Ethylhexanoic Acid G C E C C2-Ethylhexyl Acetate G E E X X XEthyl Iodide X C X C E G X X G EEthyl Methyl Ketone X G X G E X E C X X E EEthyl Oxalate X X X C E E C X E X E E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Ethyl Phthalate X E E X X EEthyl Propyl Ether X X X X C E X X X E EEthyl Propyl Ketone X G X G E X G X X X E EEthyl Silicate G E E E E E G E X G E EEthyl Sulfate X G D G E X E X X X E EEthylamine C G X E E X C X E X C EEthylene C X G X E X E X E EEthylene Bromide X X X X X E E G X X X E X X G GEthylene Chloride X C C X X X E G G X X G X X X X X C XEthylene Chlorohydrin C G G G E E C X E E EEthylene Diamine G E E E E X G G E X G E EEthylene Dibromide X X X C E G X X X X G GEthylene G Monobutyl Ether C E C E E X X C X X EEthylene G Monoethyl

AcetateX E X E E E C C X

Ethylene G Monohexyl Ether EEthylene G Monomethyl

EtherG E E G E X X C E

Ethylene Glycol G E E E E E E E E E E G E E E E E EEthylene Oxide X X X X C X E X X X E X X X X E GEthylene Trichloride X X X X E E G X C X G GFatty Acids C X G X C E E X E E C E E X X E EFerric Bromide E E E E E E EFerric Chloride X E E E E E E E E E X E E E E E EFerric Nitrate E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E EFerric Sulfate X E E E E E E E E E E EFerrous Acetate E E E X X X EFerrous Ammonium Sulfate E E E E A E E E E EFerrous Chloride G G G E E E E E E E G E E E EFerrous Hydroxide G E E E E C E G G C E EFerrous Sulfate E E E E E E E E E G E E E E E EFish Oil E E E X E E X E X E EFish Solubles E E E EFluoboric Acid E G E E E E E E X E C CFluorine X X X E G E X X X X C XFluorine Gas, Dry X X X XFluorine Gas, Wet X X X XFluoroboric Acid E E E EFluorosilic Acid E E E E G E C E E E X E E G C C GForic Acid E X E EFormaldehyde G G E G E E E C G X C E E EFormaldehyde (40% AQ) E X GFormalin G G E G E E E C G X C E E EFormamide E E E E E X E E E E E EFormic Acid X E E E E E E X C C X X E E E EFreon 11 E X G X E G E X E EFreon 12 C E C E C G E G C E E E C G E X EFreon 13 E E E E E E E E E EFreon 21 X X G X X X X X E EFreon 22 C E X E E E C C X G X E X***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Freon 31 G E E E X G X G E EFreon 32 E E E E C E E E E EFreon 112 G X G X E X G X E EFreon 113 E X E X E G X E E G G X EFreon 114 E E E E G E E E E EFreon 114B2 E X E X G X G C E EFreon 115 E E E E G E E E E EFreon 13B1 E E E E E E E E E EFreon 142B E E E E X E E E E EFreon 152A C E E E X E E E E EFreon 218 E E E E E E E E E EFreon 502 E E E G E G E EFreon BF G X G X E X G X E EFreon C316 E E E E E E E E E EFreon C318 E E E E E E E E E EFreon MF B X C X E X E G E EFreon TA E E E E C E E E E EFreon TC E E E G E X E G E EFreon TF E E E E E C E G E EFreon TMC G G G G E G G C E EFreon T-P35 E E E E E E E E E EFreon T-WD 602 G E G G E C E G E EFructose E E EFruit Juices & Pulps E E EFuel Oil E C X G X X E E X E G C G G X E EFumaric Acid G X G X E E E E E E E EFuraldehyde E C E C G E X X X C X X EFuran X X X X E C X X X XFurfural E C E C G X E X X X E X X X X E E EFurfuryl Alcohol X G X G X E C X X G X X E E CGallic Acid G G G G E E E E G G X E E G E CGallotannic Acid E G E E E E E E E E E EGas, 100 Octane X X C X X E XGas, Coal E E E X E GGas, Coke Oven G G GGas, Natural, Dry X C C CGas, Natural, Wet X C C CGasoline E X X X X X E G G X E G C X X X G GGasoline, 100 Octane E E G C X CGasoline, Sour X E C GGelatin E E E E E E E E E E E EGelatine E E E EGlacial Acrylic Acid EGluconic Acid G C E X C EGlucose E E G E E E E E E E C E E E E EGlue E G E E E C E G E G E EGlycerine E E E E E E E E E E E C E E E X E EGlycerol E E E E E E E E E E C E X E E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Glycogenic Acid G C E X CGlycolic Acid, 30% E X E EGlycols E E E E E E E E E E E X E E E G E EGlyconic Acid G C E X C EGlycyl Alcohol E E E E E E E E E G C E XGrease E E EGrease, Petroleum Base E X X C X E E X E E E X X E GGreen Liquor E E EGreen Sulfate Liquor G E G E E E G G X E G E EHalon 1211 E EHalowax Oil X X X X E E E X X X E EHelium E E E E E E E E E E E1-Hendaconal EHeptachlor In Petroleum

SolventsX X G X E E G X G X E E

Heptachlor In Petroleum Solvents, Water Spray

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Heptaldehyde X X E X X EHeptanal X X E X X E E EHeptane E G X G X X E E X E E G C G X E GHeptane Carboxylic Acid G C E X CHeptanoic Acid EHeptanone CHexadecanoic Acid G C G G G E E E E C E G EHexadecanol XHexaldehyde C G E E E X X X G X E EHexane E X E X E E X E E G C C X E E GHexanol G C G G E E E G E X E E EHexanol, Tertiary C G C CHexene G X G X E E X G G X EHexyl Alcohol G C G G E G E G E X E E EHexyl Methyl Ketone X G E X X X EHexylamine C G E X C CHexylene X X G C E E X E X G GHexylene Glycol E E E C E E E EHistowax EHydraulic Fluid, Petroleum E G X G X E E E X E E X X E EHydraulic Fluid, Phospate

Ester BaseX E X E E X E X X X E E

Hydraulic Fluid, Poly Alkylene Glycol Base

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Hydrazine G E G E E E X G X G EHydrobromic Acid X E E X E E E E X X X X E EHydrobromic Acid, 20% G X E EHydrochloric Acid X C E C C E C E C C X C X E E EHydrochloric Acid, 10% E X E EHydrochloric Acid, 48% G X E EHydrocyanic Acid X E G G E E E G G G X G E E E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Hydrofluoric Acid X E G C C E G C C X X C X E EHydrofluoric Acid, 60% E X G GHydrofluosilicic Acid X E E G E E E E G X C G G G G EHydrogen C C C CHydrogen Bromide, Dry EHydrogen Chloride,

AnhydrousE X E E

Hydrogen Chloride, Dry EHydrogen Cyanide C X C CHydrogen Dioxide, 10% G C X G E E G C X E EHydrogen Gas C E E E E E E G E E E G E EHydrogen Peroxide, 3% C C C E E E E X C X E EHydrogen Peroxide, 10% E G X G G E E G C C G E E C G GHydrogen Peroxide, 30% X X X X C G E E E X X X C E E X E EHydrogen Peroxide, 50% X C E EHydrogen Peroxide, 90% X X X X C X E G X X X C X X X G GHydrogen Phosphide E E EHydrogen Sulfide (AQ) E E EHydrogen Sulfide, Dry E E EHydrogen Sulfide, Wet X E E E E E C X C C C X E EHydroquinone C G X G E E X E G X E E E G E EHydroxy Benzene C G X C E E X X C2-Chloro-1-Hydroxy-

BenzeneC

Hydroxyisobutyronitrile EHydroxytoluene EHypochlorous Acid E G G G C E G X C E E G E EHyvar Xl EIminodi-2-Propanol EIminodiethanol EInk Oil, Linseed Oil Base G G G G E E G X G X E EInks EInsulating Oil X X G X E E E X E X E EIodine G G X G E E X G X X G E XIodine in Alcohol X X X XIodine Pentafluoride X X X X E X X X X X C CIodoform X X X E XIRM-902 E X X G X E E X E E G X X E EIRM-903 G X C X E E X E E E X X E EIron Acetate X E X G E X E X X X E EIron Hydroxide G E E G E C E C G C E EIron Salts E E E E E E E E E E E EIron Sulfate E E E E E E E E E E E EIron Sulfide E E E E E E E E E E E EIsobutane G E E E E E G E G E E EIsobutyl Acetate X E X G E X G X X X E EIsobutyl Aldehyde X G X G E X C X X E EIsobutyl Chloride X X X X E G G X X X G GIsobutyl Ether X X X X E X X X X E EIsobutylamine C E E X C X***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Isobutylbromide X X E G X XIsobutylcarbinol E E E E E E E E CIsobutylene X X X X E E G X E X E EIsocyanates G G G G E EIsomyl Acetate X E X G E X G X X X E EIsomyl Alcohol E E E E E E E E E E G EIsomyl Bromide X X X X E G X X X G GIsomyl Butyrate X C X C E X G X X X G GIsomyl Chloride X C X X E G G X X X G GIsomyl Ether X X X X E X X X X E EIsomyl Phthalate X E X G E C X X X E EIsooctane E G X G X E E X E E G C C X X E EIsopentane X X E X E E G X E X G GIsopropyl Acetate X G X G E X X X G X X X E EIsopropyl Alcohol

(Isopropanol)E E G E E E E E E E X E E E E E

Isopropyl Amine C E E G E X G G G C E EIsopropyl Benzene X X X X E E G X X X E EIsopropyl Chloride X X X X E G X X X G GIsopropyl Ether C X X X E X X G E G X E EIsopropyl Toluene X X X X E E X X X E EJelly EJet Fuels (JP1-JP6) X X X X E E X E C C X X X X E EJP-4 Oil X X X X E E X E C C X XKerosene G X X C X X E E X E E G X C X X E EKetones G C G X E C E X C X E X X X G X C XKraft Liquor G E ELacquer Solvents C X X X X C E X X X E X X X X G GLacquers X C X X E X E X X X G GLactic Acid, 28% E C E ELactic Acid, Cold X E E E E E E E E E G E E ELactic Acid, Hot C X X E E X X X XLard G C G G G E E X E E C E E X E E ELauric Acid C E ELauryl Alcohol E E E E E G E E E E E ELauryl Chloride C E E ELauryl Sulfate X E ELavender Oil X X X X E E X G X X G GLead Acetate C E G E E E E E G G C E E X E ELead Arsenate E E ELead Nitrate C E E E E E E E E E E E ELead Sulfamate G E E E E G G G E ELead Sulfate E E G E E E E E G E ELead Tetra-ethyl E E ELemon Juice ELigroin X X E X E E G X E X E ELime E E E E E E E E E G ELime Bleach G E G E E E E E G ELime Sulfur G E E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Lime Sulfur, Wet G E E C E E C E G E ELime Water E E E E E X C X ELimonene X X X X E E X XLindol G E X E E X X X E ELinoleic Acid X X C X E G X G C E E X E ELinseed Oil G G G E C C E E X E E G E E X E CLiquid Soap E E E E E E E E E E E ELiquors, Chemical E E ELubricating Oils, SAE G X X C X X E E X E E E G G X X E XLye E E E E X E G G E ELye Solutions C E E E E E G E C G G G C E EMagnesium Acetate E E X E E X X X X X EMagnesium Carbonate E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E EMagnesium Chloride G E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E EMagnesium Hydrate E E G E E G E G E EMagnesium Hydroxide G E E E E E E E E E E C E E G E EMagnesium Nitrate E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E EMagnesium Sulfate G E E E E E E E G E E C E E G E EMagnesium Sulfite E E E E E G E GMalathion 50 In Aromatic

Solvents X X C X E E E X C X E E

Maleic Acid X X X E E E X C X C X E CMaleic Acid (25% AQ) E C E EMaleic Anhydride X X X X E E X X X EMalic Acid G X G X G E E E E X C E E G E EManganese Sulfate E G E E E E G E E E EManganese Sulfide E E G G E E E C E E E EManganese Sulfite E E G G E E E C E E E EMAPP E G E GMayonnaise EMercuric Chloride E E C E G E E E G G G G G G E EMercuric Cyanide G X XMercurous Nitrate G G G GMercury G E E E E G E E E E E E G G E E EMercury Vapors E E C E E E C E EMesityl Oxide X C X G E X X X X X E EMethacrylic Acid C G G G X X X X E EMethallyl Alcohol E E E G E E X E EMethallyl Chloride C E G XMethane G X G X E E X E X E EMethanoic Acid X E E E E E X C C X X E EMethanol (Methyl Alcohol) G E E E E E C E E G X E E E CMethoxy Ethanol EMethoxyethoxy Ethanol EMethyl Acetate C G C G X E X X X E X X X X E EMethyl Acetoacetate X G X G E X X X X EMethyl Acetone X G X E E X C X EMethyl Acetylene

PropadieneE G E G

Methyl Acrylate X G C G E X E C X X E E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Methyl Allyl Alcohol E E E G E EMethyl Allyl Chloride C X X X X X GMethyl Amyl Carbinol E E E G E E EMethyl Benzene C X X X X E E X X E X X X E XMethyl Bromide X C X C X E E X G E X X X X X G XMethyl Butane X X X X E E E G1-Bromo-3 Methyl Butane X X X X E G X X1-Chloro-3-Methyl Butane X C X X E E X X EMethyl Butanol E E E E E E E E E E X G E G EMethyl-2-Butanol E E E F E E EMethyl-2-Butanone X X G X C E X X X E X X EMethyl Butyl Ketone X E X E E X X X E X X EMethyl Carbitol E E E X C EMethyl Cellosolve C G G G E X X C E X X E EMethyl Chloride C X X X X X E E X X C X X X X X E XMethyl Cyanide G E E E E X G C EMethyl Cyclohexane X X X X E G X X X G GMethyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK) G X E X E C E X X X G X X X X C C XMethyl Formate C G G G E C E C X C G GMethyl Hexanol E E E G E E E EMethyl-2-Hexanone C X G X X X EMethyl Isoamyl Ketone C C X XMethyl-4-Isopropyl Benzene CMethyl Methacrylate X C X X E X X X C X X C G GMethyl Normal Amyl Ketone X G E X X X EMethyl-2-Pentanol E E E E E C G GMethyl-2-Pentanone X X C X G E X X X G X X XMethyl-3-Penten-1-One CMethyl 1-2,4-Pentanediol EMethyl-1-Propanol E E E E E E E G X E1-Bromo-2 Methyl Propane X X X E G X X1-Chloro-2-Methyl Propane X X E G X X3-Chloro-2-Methyl Propane GMethyl-2-Propen-1-Ol E E E E E C G GMethyl Propyl Ether G X E X X EMethyl Salicylate G X C E G X XMethyl Styrene CMethyl Sulfate E E EMethyl Sulfide X C E X XMethyl Sulfuric Acid E X E EMethyl Tertiary Butyl Ether

(MTBE)X G X G X X X G

Methylallyl Acetate G E E X X X EMethylamyl Alcohol E E E E E C G G EMethylated Spirit EMethylene Bromide X X X X E C X X GMethylene Chloride X X X C X E G X X C X X C X X E CMethylethyl Ketone G X E X E E X X X G X X C E EMethylhexyl Ketone X G E X X X E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Methylisobutyl Carbinol E E E E E C G G CMethylisobutyl Ketone X X C X G E X X X G X X X E EMethylisopropyl Ketone X X G X C E X X X E X X EMethyllactonitrile C E G E X C X X EMethylphenol C X X X E E X X XMethylpropyl Carbinol E E E G E EMethylpropyl Ketone X G X G E X X X X EMil-A-6091 E E E E E E G X EMil-E-9500 E E E E E E E X EMil-F-16884 C X C X E X E C XMil-F-17111 X X G X E X E C XMil-F-25558B G X G X E X E G XMil-F-25576C C X C X E X E C XMil-F-7024A X X X X E X E G XMil-G-10924B G X X X E X E G XMil-G-25013D G X G X E X E C XMil-G-25537A G X G X E X E G XMil-G-4343B G C G C E C G E CMil-G-5572 X X X X E X E G XMil-G-7711A X X X X E X E E XMil-H-13910B G G G E E G G X EMil-H-19457B X E X E C X X X XMil-H-22251 G E G E E G GMil-H-27601A C X G X E X G C XMil-H-5606B G X G C E X E G XMil-H-6083C G X G X E C E G XMil-H-8446B C X G X E X G C XMil-J-5161F X X X X E X G C XMil-J-5624G (JP-3, JP-4,

JP-5)X X X X E X E C X

Mil-L-15016 G X G X E X E E XMil-L-17331D G X G X E X E E XMil-L-2104B C X G X E X E E XMil-L-21260 G X G X E X E E XMil-L-23699A C X C X E X G C XMil-L-25681C G E G E E G G C GMil-L-3150A G X G X E X E G XMil-L-3545B C X G X E C G C XMil-L-4339C X X X X X E XMil-L-6082C G X G X E X E E XMil-L-6085A X X X X E X G C XMil-L-7870A X X G X E X E X XMil-L-9000F C X G X E X E C XMil-L-9236B X X X X E X G X XMil-O-5606 E EMil-O-7808 X X X X E E X G X XMil-P-27402 G E G E G GMil-S-3136B Type 1 Fuel G X G X E X E G XMil-S-3136B Type 2 Fuel X X X X E X C G X***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Mil-S-3136B Type 3 Fuel X X X X E X C G XMil-S-3136B Type 4 Oil,

low swellE X E X E X E E X

Mil-S-3136B Type 5 Oil, med swell

G X G X E X E G X

Mil-S-3136B Type 6 Oil, high swell

X X X X E X E G X

Mil-S-81087 E E E E E E E E EMilk G EMineral Oil G E X E X C E E X E E E G E X X E EMineral Spirits G X X X E E X E E G X E EMobile HFA X E E EMolasses E E E EMolten Sulfur E G E E E E G G G X XMonobutyl Ether X X C X E X X C X X EMono-Chloroacetic Acid X X G E C E G C X X X X X EMonochlorobenzene X X X X E E X X G X X X X X G XMonochlorodifluoromethane C E X E E E X C X C E X CMonoethanol Amine C G G G E X G G E X G E EMonoethyl Amine C G X E E X C X G X C CMonomethylamine C C C E E C C G E EMonomethylether C E E E C G E G E EMonovinyl Acetate C G X C E X X X E EMorpholine X X E X EMotor Oil G G X E E E G G E EMTBE X G X G X X X GMuriatic Acid X C C C C E C E C C X C X E E ENa-K X X XNaphtha E X X X X X E E X E E C X C G X E ENaphthalene C X X X X X E E X X E G X X X C E XNaphthenic Acids E X X X E E X G XNeatsfoot Oil G G G G E E E X E X E ENeohexane X X E E X E ENeon Gas E E E E E E E E E E E ENickel Acetate X E G E E E X E G X E E X E ENickel Chloride X E E G E E E E E E X C E E E E ENickel Nitrate E E E E E E E E E G E E E E ENickel Plating Solution G G C G E G XNickel Sulfate X E E E E E E E G E G C E E G E ENicotine E C E ENicotine Acid E C E ENietylene ENiter Cake E E E E E E E E E E E ENitric Acid, 1-10% X G E G E G E X X X C X E G X E E ENitric Acid, 10%-25% X G G X E E X X X X X X E ENitric Acid, 25%-40% X C C X G C E C X X X X G G X G GNitric Acid, 40%-60% X X X X X C E C X X X X G G X C C***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Nitric Acid, 70% X X X XNitric Acid, Anhydrous X X X XNitric Acid, Conc (16N) X X X X X E E X X X X X X E GNitric Acid, Red Fuming X X C X X E C X X X X X X X XNitrilotriethanol E G X E E X G C X GNitrobenzene C X G X X X E C X X C X X X X E XNitroethane C G C G E X G X X G E E ENitrogen E E E E E E E E E E E E E ENitrogen Tetraoxide X X X X E X X X X X XNitromethane C G X G E X G X E X C E ENitropropane C E C G E X E C X C E ENitrous Oxide Gas E E G E E E E E E C G E E EN-Nonyl Alcohol E E E G E ENonanoic Acid X E E X EN-Serv E E E CNuto H X E E ENyvac Light E E X EOctadecanoic Acid X G G C E C E X E X E ECis-9-Octadecenoic Acid X G X C C E E X E E G X EOctane X X G X E E G X E X G GN-Octane X X C X E E X E X X G EOctanoic Acid G C E C C2-Octanone X G X G E X X X X XOctyl Acetate E E E X X X EOctyl Alcohol G G G G E G G G X G E EOctyl Aldehyde X C E X X X EOctyl Amine C E E X C C COctyl Carbinol E E E G E E EOctylene Glycol E E E E E E E E E E COil, Petroleum G G X G X G E E X E G G E E X C E EOils & Fats G E E EOleic Acid X G X C C X E E X E E G G G X E EOleum X X X X X X E G X X X X X X X X XOlive Oil G G G G E E E X E E E X G COrange Juice EOrthoxylene C X X X C E E X X G X X X XOxalic Acid X E E G E G E E C G E C E E G E C COxydiethanol E X EOxygen G E E EOxygen, Cold G E E E E E E G C C E EOxygen, Hot X E E E E E G C C E EOzone E G C E X E E X X C E C C X G CPaint Thinner X X X X E G G X X G X X E EPalm Oil G E G G E E E X E X E EPalmitic Acid G C G G G E E E E C E G E E GPalmitic Acid, 10% E X E EPalmitic Acid, 70% C X C CPapermakers Alum E E E E E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Para Methoxypropenyl Benzene

X X X E G X G

Paraffin X X E X C E E E X E E E E X X XParaffin Wax X X G X E X E E G E E XParaformaldehyde G G G G E C D G X E EParaldehyde X E C E E X C C EParaxylene X X X X E E X C E C XPeanut Oil G C G X E E E X E X E EPelargonic Alcohol E E E G E E EPentachloroethane X X X E E X X EPentadione GPentamethylene X X E X E E X GPentane C X C X E E X E G C C C X G GPentanol E E E E E G E E CPentanone X G X G E X X X E4-Hydroxy-4-Methyl-2-

PentanoneC E C E E X C X G X C E

Pentasol E E E E E G E G X G EPentyl Acetate X G X E E X X G X X XPentyl Alcohol E E E E E E E E G E X E EPentyl Bromide E GPentyl Chloride C X X X X E E X E C X GPentyl Ether C E CPentylamine C G X X E X C C2,4-Di-Sec-Pentylphenol EPeracetic Acid, 40% X X XPerchlorethylene X XPerchloric Acid E G E G E E B G X X E EPerchloric Acid, 10% G X G GPerchloric Acid, 70% G X C CPerchloroethylene C X X X X E E X C E X X X G XPerchloromethane X X E X XPetrol X X XPetrolatum C X E X E X E X E EPetroleum Crude G X G X E E X E G E X E GPetroleum Ether X X C X X E E X E E G C C X E CPetroleum Oils G G X G X E E X E G G X C E CPhenbo X EPhenol X G X X E E X X X X X X X X E CPhenolsulfonic Acid X C E X X X G G GPhenylamine X E X G E E X X CPhenylbromide X X X X E G X X XPhenylbutane CPhenylchloride X X X X E E X X X EPhenylethylene X X X X E G X X C XPhenylhydrazine C G X C E C X X X X E E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Phenylhydrazine Hydrochloride

C C

Phenylmethane X X X X E E X X XPhenylmethanol G G X G E E X X C X X X E EPhenylmethyl Acetate G E E X X E EPhorone X E X G E C E X X X E EPhosgene, Gas C C CPhosgene, Liquid XPhospahte Esters G X E X E E C X X E X X EPhosphoric Acid, 10% X E G E E E E X E E GPhosphoric Acid, 10%-85% X E G E E E E E G X X X G E EPhosphorous Pentoxide G C CPhosphorous Trichloride X E X E C E E X X X X X E EPhosphorus, Yellow X G GPhotographic Developers E C C CPhotographic Emulsions E C CPhotographic Fixers E C CDi(2Ethylhexyl) Phthalate X G X G E G X X E X XPickling Solution C C C C E G G C C C E EPicric Acid G X X XPicric Acid, H2O Solution X E C C C C C GPicric Acid, H2O Solution C E X G X EPicric Acid, Molten G C C C E C G C C C X XPine Oil X X X X E E X G E X E XPinene X X X X E E X G G X E EPiperidine X X X X E X C X X X G GPitch C X G X E C G X G G G X E EPlating Solution, Brass C E E EPlating Solution, Cadmium C E E EPlating Solution, Chrome C E G E E G E X G X E EPlating Solution, Chromium X G G GPlating Solution, Copper C E E EPlating Solution, Gold C E E EPlating Solution, Judium C E E EPlating Solution, Lead C E E EPlating Solution, Nickel C E E EPlating Solution, Rhodium C E E EPlating Solution, Silver C E E EPlating Solution, Tin C E E EPlating Solution, Zinc C E E EPoly Chlorinated Biphenol E EPolyethylene Glycol E E E E E E E E E E E E EPolyol Ester G G XPolypropylene Glycol E E E E E EPolyvinyl Acetate Emulsion

(PVA) G E G E E C C C C E E

Potassium Acetate C E G E E C E G G X X E EPotassium Acid Sulfate G E E EPotassium Antimonate E E E EPotassium Bichromate E E E E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Potassium Bisulfate E E E E E E E E G G E EPotassium Bisulfite E E E E E E E E E G E E E G E EPotassium Bisulphate E GPotassium Borate, 1% E E E EPotassium Bromate, 10% E E E EPotassium Bromide E E E EPotassium Carbonate E E E E E E E E E E E C E E E E EPotassium Chlorate E G E EPotassium Chloride G E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E EPotassium Chromate C G E E E E G E G G G E EPotassium Chromate, 40% E G E EPotassium Cuprocyanide E E EPotassium Cyanide G E E G E C E E E E E E C C E E EPotassium Dichromate X E E E E E E C E G G G G GPotassium Dichromate, 49% E G E EPotassium Ferricyanide E E E EPotassium Fluoride E E E EPotassium Hydrate E E G G E C G G G G G E EPotassium Hydroxide X E G G E E G G G G C G G E EPotassium Hydroxide, 10% E C E EPotassium Hydroxide, 20% E X E EPotassium Hydroxide, 35% G X E EPotassium Hypochlorite E X G GPotassium Nitrate E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E EPotassium Perborate E E E EPotassium Perchlorite G G E EPotassium Permanganate X E X E E E E X X X E EPotassium Permanganate,

10%X G G E

Potassium Permanganate, 5%

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Potassium Persulfate E E E EPotassium Phosphate EPotassium Silicate E E E E E E E E G E E E EPotassium Sulfate E E E E E E E E E E E E E G E EPotassium Sulfide E E E E E E E G E E E E E G E EPotassium Sulfite E E E E E E G E E E G E EPotassium Thiosulfate E E E EPower Steering Fluid E E EPrestone Antifreeze E E G X E E EProducer Gas G X G X E E X E E XPropane X C C CPropanediol E C C E E E E E G EPropanetriol E E E E E E E E E E G C E X E EPropanol (Propyl Alcohol) E E E E X E E E E E1-Amino-2-Propanol C E E X G GPropanolamine EPropanone G X E X E E X C X E X C E E CChloro-2-Propanone X X C E E X X X X XPropargyl Alcohol E E E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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Trimethylamine E E E ETrinitrotoluene (TNT) G X G X G X X X X XTriphenyl Phosphate C E C G E C X X X E ETrisodium Phosphate E E E E E E ETritoyl Phosphate X E X E E E X X G X X ETung Oil C E X E X E E X E G C X E ETurbine Oil G X G X E X G X E ETurpentine X X X X X E E X G E C G X G EUcon Hydrolube Oils X E G E E E E X E X E EUDMH E E G E E X E G X X C C1 Undecanol E E E E E G E E E EUndecyl Alcohol E E E E E G E E E E E EUran E G G G C G G C E EUrea E E G E E E E E G E G E E E EUrethane Formulations E E EUric Acid E G X E EUrine E E E EVarnish C X X X X X E E X G E C X X X EVegetable Oils G C C C X E E X E G E G G X E GVersilube F44 E E E E E E E E E E EVersilube F55 E E E X E E E E E E EVinegar E E G E E E E G G C C E G E EVinegar Acid GVinyl Acetate C E X G X X E X X X X X X E EVinyl Benzene X X X X E G X X C X E GVinyl Chloride X XVinyl Chloride, Gas X G E G E C EVinyl Cyanide E C X C X E C C X E X C XVinyl Ether G X E X X G E EVinyl Styrene X X E E X X E EVinyl Toluene X X E E X X E EVinyl Trichloride X X X E E X X E EVital, 4300, 5310 X E X EVM&P Naphtha X X C X E E X C XWater G E E G E E E E E E E E G E E EWater, Acid E G E EWater, Boiling E E G E G G G X G G G X XWater, Demineralized E E E EWater, Detergent Solution E E G E E E G G E E G G E EWater, Distilled E E E EWater, Fresh E E E E G E E E EWater, Potable E EWater, Salt G E E E E E E E E G G E E G E EWater, Soda E E E E EWemco C X X G X X E XWhey G EWhiskey E E E E E E E E E X C E E EWhite Gasoline X E E E***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.



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***Refer to the PVC and Thermoplastic Temperature/Pressure chart on page 435.

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