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1) RICHPAC® MECHANICAL SEALS SELECTION 1 2) RICHPAC® MECHANICAL SEAL FOR SHAFT ARRANGEMENT 20 3) QUENCHING PORT ARRANGEMENT 21 4) RICHPAC® SEAL CONSTRUCTION 22 5) RICHPAC® FLUSHING LINE CIRCULATED ARRANGEMENTS 24 6) CIRCULATION SYSTEMS TO API 610 25 7) RICHPAC® MODEL # RPA-01 28 8) RICHPAC® MODEL # RPA-02M, RP-022M 30 9) RICHPAC® MODEL # RPA-03N 32 10) RICHPAC® MODEL # RPA-04A/B 34 11) RICHPAC® MODEL # RPA-05D 36 12) RICHPAC® MODEL # RPA-06D 37 13) RICHPAC® MODEL # RPB-07N 38 14) RICHPAC® MODEL # RPC-08A (DIN 24960) 39 15) RICHPAC® MODEL # RPC-09A (DIN 24960) 40 16) RICHPAC® MODEL # RPC-10A (DIN 24960) 41 17) RICHPAC® MODEL # RPC-11A 42 18) RICHPAC® MODEL # RPD-12T 43 19) RICHPAC® MODEL # RPE-13U, RPE-13B 44 20) RICHPAC® MODEL # RPFP-51 EDGE-WELDED METAL BELLOWS MECHANICAL SEALS 46 21) RICHPAC® CARTRIDGE SEALS 49 22) RICHPAC® TYPE # CARTRIDGE RP-2100A 51 23) RICHPAC® TYPE # CARTRIDGE RP-2100B 52 24) RICHPAC® TYPE # CARTRIDGE RP-2100C 53 25) RICHPAC® TYPE # CARTRIDGE RP-2100D 54 26) RICHPAC® TYPE # CARTRIDGE RP-2100E 55 27) RICHPAC® TYPE # CARTRIDGE RP-2100F 56 28) RICHPAC® TYPE # CARTRIDGE RP-2100G 57 29) RICHPAC® TYPE # CARTRIDGE RP-2101A 58 30) RICHPAC® CARTRIDGE MODEL : PSSF (pressure-stabilized seal face) 59 31) TABLE OF MATERIAL 60
MECHANICSL SEALS SELECTION
Melting Boiling Density temparature point g/cm³
1 2 3 4 5 °C °C
A Acetaldehyde (Ethanal) - -40 to + 100 RP-E RPS RPF2 PPQ2 1,61 B Q1 T G G -124 21 0.78
- -20 to + 60 RP-C RPS RPF2 PPQ2 1,61 B Q1 E G G Acetic acid <30% 0 to + 60 RP-C RPS RPF2 PPQ2 1,61 B Q1 E G G 17 118 1.05 Acetic acid : >30% 0 to + 118 RP-A RPD RPF2 - B Q1 E G G 17 118 1.05 Vinegar 10 <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 S B E G G 17 118 1.05 Acetic essence 25 -50 to + 220 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 V B M2 G G 17 118 1.05
Acetic acid anhydride <15% -20 to + 120 RP-A RPD RPF4 RPQ3 53,51 B Q1 K G G -73 139 1.08 Acetic acid esters Acetic acid cinnamil ester - <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 S B M2 G G - 262 1.057 Acetic acid cycolohexyl ester - <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 S B M2 G G - 173 0.969 Acetic acid hexyl ester - <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 S B M2 G G -81 171 0.878 Acetic acid isopropenyl ester - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 S B M2 G G -93 97 0.92 Acetic acid pentyl esters (Pentyl, Amyl acetate): 1- Pentyl Acetate - <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 S B M2 G G -71 150 0.8756 2- Pentyl Acetate - <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 S B M2 G G - 123…145 0.864 3- Pentyl Acetate - <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 S B M2 G G -135 0.8712 2- Mentyl-2- butyl acetate - <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 S B M2 G G 124 0.8740 3- Mentyl- butyl acetate - <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 S B M2 G G -78 142 0.8670 Acetone - -20 to + 70 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 A Q1 E G G -95 56 0.791
- -20 to + 100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 A Q1 E M M Acetone cyanohydrin (ACH) - -20 to + 82 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 K G G -20 82(30) 0.932 Acetyl acetone - -20 to + 220 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 S B M2 G G -21 140 0.975 Acetyl chloride - -20 to + 51 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 B R V G G -112 51 1.104 Acetylene, Gas - -40 to + 125 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 B R P G G -81 -84 1.2
- -20 to + 25 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B R V G G -81 -84 1.2
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Acrylic acid - 0 to + 40 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 K G G 13 141 1.051 0 to + 140 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 K G G
Acrylonitrile - -40 to + 80 RP-E RPD1 RPF4 - 54 B R T G G 82 77 0.806 Adipic acid 5% 0 to + 100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 V B V G G 153 205(13) 1.360 Adipic acid Dry +152 to + 230 RP-E RPS RPF2 PPQ3 1,62 Q1 Q1 T G G
+152 to + 260 RP-E RPS RPF2 PPQ3 1,62 Q1 Q1 T G G Alcohol — Ethanol Alcohol (See Ethyl Alcohol)
0 to + 40 RP-C RPS RPF2 PPQ3 1,62 B Q1 E G G Aluminum acetate 0 to + 100 RP-A RPS RPF2 PPQ3 1,62 Q1 Q1 E M M Aluminum chloride <10% 0 to + 60 RP-F RPS RPF2 PPQ3 1,62 B Q1 V M M 190 183 2.44
0 to + 100 RP-F RPS RPF2 PPQ3 1,62 Q1 Q1 V M M Aluminum chloride <95% 0 to + 100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 P G G Aluminum fluoride - <30>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 V B E G G S1260 S1260 2.88 Aluminum hydroxide diacetate (basic aluminum acetate) <40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 V B E G G Aluminum nitrate 0 to + 100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 V B E G G 73 Z135 Aluminum potassium sulfate <5% 0 to + 30 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 - 01 B V P G G Z770 2.71
0 to + 60 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 - 01 Q4 Q1 P G G Aluminum potassium sulfate >5% 0 to + 60 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 PPQ3 1,62 B V P G G
0 to + 70 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 PPQ3 1,62 Q4 Q1 P G G 0 to + 100 RP-A RPS1 RPF4 PPQ3 62 B Q1 P G G
Aluminum sulfate <5% 0 to + 30 RP-F RPS RPF2 - 01 B Q1 P M M 0 to + 60 RP-F RPS RPF2 - 01 Q1 Q1 V M M
Aluminum sulfate <95% 0 to + 60 RP-F RPS RPF2 PPQ3 1,62 B Q1 P M M 0 to + 100 RP-F RPS RPF2 - 1 Q1 Q1 V M M
Amido sulfuric acid (amido sulfonic-, sulfamine, sulfamide, sulfamic acid) <5% <Bp>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 V B M1 G G Z205 2.06 Amino ethanols: 1-amino ethanol <5% <Bp>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 01 V B M2 G G 95_99 110 Ammonia - <40 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B E G G -78 -33 (-)
- TL RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B M2 G G Ammonia aqu. Solutions: Caustic ammonia -29 <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B M2 G G 0.9 Spirit of salmiac -10 <40 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 S B E G G 0.957 Ammonium acetate <S <60>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B E G G 113 1.171 Ammonium acetate <S <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M2 G G Ammonium alum <S <60>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G 109 1.64 Ammonium bromide <S <Bp>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 V B M1 G G 2.55 Ammonium alum <S <60>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G 109 1.64 Ammonium bromide <S <Bp>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 V B M1 G G 2.55 Ammonium carbamate — Urea Ammonium carbamate <S <60>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G
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Ammonium chloride (sal ammoniac) <S <30>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G Z350 1.531 <S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M2 G G <S <Bp RPS3 RPF-4 Q1 Q1 M2 M G
Ammonium fluorides: Neutral ammonium fluoride <S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF3 51 Q1 B M2 G G 1.32 Ammonium hydrogen fluoride <S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF3 51 Q1 B M2 G G 126 1.21 Ammonium hydrogen carbonate <S <Bp>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G 260 1.58 Ammonium hydrogen fluoride — Ammonium fluorides Ammonium hydroxide — Ammonia, aqu. solution Ammonium nitrate <S <Bp>C RP-A RPS1 RPQ2 61 V B E G G 170 1.73 Ammonium oxalate <10 <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M2 G G Z70 1.5 Ammonium persulfate (ammonium peroxodisulfate) <S <Bp>C RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 Q1 Q1 M2 G G Z120 1.98 Ammonium phosphate, secondary <S <60>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G 1.619 Ammonium sulphate <S <Bp>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G 513 1.77 Ammonium thiocyanate (ammonium chodanide) <S <Bp>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B M1 G G 149 1.3 Amyl acetate — Acetic acid pentyl ester Amyl alcohols — Pentanols Anline, anline oil - TL RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B M2 G G -6 184 1.023 Anline dyes - <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M2 G G Anline hydrochloride (anline salt) <S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G 198 245 1.22 Anthracene M >S<Bp RP-F RPS1 RPF3 RPQ2 12,61 A Q1 G T6 F 217 342 1.25 Anthracene oil M >S<Bp RP-F RPS1 RPF3 RPQ2 12,61 A Q1 G T6 F Antichlor — Sodium thiosulfate Apple juice, sauce, cider wine - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B P G G Arcton — Regfrigerants Argon - >-20 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B M1 G G -169 -186 Aromatic hydrocarbons — BTX Arrack - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B E G G Arsenic acid - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G Arrack - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B E G G Arsenic acid - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G Asphalts (moiten) - <120 RP-A RPS1 RPF1 2 S B V G G 70_150 1.0_1.2
- <200 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G - >200 RP-F RPS1 RPF3 RPQ2 12,61 A S G T6 F
ASTM test oils No. 1 to 4 - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPQ2 61 S B V G G Aviation petrol, av. gasoline - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ2 61 S B V G G up to<-58 40_160
B Barium chloride <S <60 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B V G G 960 3.86 Barium chromate suspension <10 <60 RP-C RPS1 RPQ3 62 Q1 Q1 V G G 4.5 Barium hydroxide <S <60 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B E G G 4.5
<10 <60 RP-C RPS1 RPQ3 62 Q1 Q1 E G G Barium nitrate <S <80 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B V G G 3.24
<20 <80 RP-C RPS1 RPF-4 RPQ3 62 Q1 Q1 V G G Battery acid — sulfuric acid Beer - <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 U1 U1 V G G Beer yeast, -wort, -mash - <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 U1 U1 V G G Beer sugar — Saccharose Benfield solution
(30% K2CO3 + 3% DEA + H2O + CO2) - <110 RPS1 RPF3 12 Q32 Q3 E G G 1.2...1.3 Benzene - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B M G G 6 80 0.879 Benzoic acid <S <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 122 249 1.266
<10 <100 RP-F RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 V G G - >S<200 RPS3 RPF1 2 Q1 Q1 M1 M G
Benzotrichloride - <200 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G -8 221 1.38 Benzotrifluoride - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 V B V G G -29 104 1.189 Benzyl alcohol - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M2 G G -15 205 1.045 Benzyl butyl phalate (BBP) - <30 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G — Phthalic acid esters Biphenyl - >75<Bp RP-F RPD1 RPF-4 54 A S G T6 F 69_71 255 1.04 Bitumen (asphalt) - >S<200 RP-A RPS1 RPF1 2 S B M1 G G
- >200 RP-F RPS1 RPF1 2 A S G T6 F Black liquor — Digester liguor, basic Blast furnace gas - <200 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G Bleaching earth suspension <10 <100 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 V G G Bleaching lye — Sodium hypochlorite and calcium hypochlorite Blood - RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B P G G Boiler feed water — waterBoiler feed water — water Bone fats - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Borax <S <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B P G G 1.72
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Boric acid <S <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B V G G 1.52 Boron trichloride (Trichloroborane) - TL RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G -107 12.5 1.43
Boron trifluoride (Trichfluorobarane) - TL RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G -127 -100 (+) Brackish water — Water Bread dough RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B V G G Brine — Sodium chloride Bromic acid - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G Bromine - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G -7 58 3.12 Bromine, aqueous (aqueous solution of bromine) <S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G Bunker oil and fuel - <120 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 1,3-Butadiene - TL RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B V G G -109 -4.5 (+) Butanal — Buyraldehyde Butane: n-Butane - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S A V G G -135 -1 (-) lsobutane (2-methyl propane) - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S A V G G -139 -12 (-) Butanediols (butylene glycois) 1.2 -Butanediol - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 192_194 1.019 1.3 -Butanediol - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 207 1.005 1.4 -Butanediol - <200 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 16 230 1.020 2.3 -Butanediol - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 8 182 1.033 Butanic acid — Butyric acid Butanal: 1.Butanol - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B E G G -90 117_118 0.813 2.Butanol - <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B E G G -115 100 0.811 Isobutanol - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B E G G -108 108 0.806 tert. Butyl alcohol - <60>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 B E G G 26 82 0.776 Butanone (methyl ethyl ketone, MEK) - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 B M2 G G -85 80 0.805 Butene (butylene) 1-Butene - <Bp RP-F RPS1 RPQ3 62 A Q1 M1 T6 F -185 -7 (-) Butene (butylene) 1-Butene - <Bp RP-F RPS1 RPQ3 62 A Q1 M1 T6 F -185 -7 (-) cis-2-Butene - <Bp RP-F RPS1 RPQ3 62 A Q1 M1 T6 F -139 3 (-) Isobutene (isobutylene, methyl propene) - <Bp RP-F RPS1 RPQ3 62 A Q1 M1 T6 F -140 -7 (-) Irans-2-Buten - <Bp RP-F RPS1 RPQ3 62 A Q1 M1 T6 F -105 0 (-) Butter - <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF1 2 S B P G G Buttermilk - <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B P G G Butyl acetate — Acetic acid esters Butyl alcohol — Butanol Butylamines: 1-Butylamine (1-aminobutane) - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 Q1 B M1 G G -50 78 0.733 Isobutylamine (2-methyl-1-propylamine) - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 Q1 B M1 G G -85 68_69 0.736 sec. Butylamine (2-aminobutane) - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 Q2 B M1 G G -104 63 0.724 Butylene — Butene Butyraidehydes: Butyraldehyde (butanal) - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B M2 G G -99 75 0.802 Isobutyraldehyde (2-methyl propionic aldehyde) - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B M2 G G -66 64 0.794 Butyrates — Butyric acid esters Butyric acid: Isobutynic acid - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G -47 155 0.950 n-Butyric acid - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S2 B M1 G G -6 163 0.959 Butyric acid esters (butyrates) - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M2 G G <0 >100
- <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 U1 U1 V G G
C Cable sealing compounds - <220 RP-F RPS1 RPF1 2 A S M7 T6 G1
- >220 RP-F RPS1 RPF1 2 A S G T6 F Calcium acetate <S <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G Z160 1.50 Calcium bisulphite (lye) — Calcium Irydrogen sulfphite Calcium carbonate — lime meal suspension Calcium chorate 0-100 RP-A RPD1 REF4 - 54 B V K 100 2.711 Calcium choride <15% -10 to +60 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 - 1 Q4 Q1 P M M 772 1940 2.2
>15% 0-100 RP-F RPS1 RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q1 Q1 V M M Calcium hydrogen sulphate (digester lye') S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G Calcium hydroxide — Lime milk Calcium hypochlorite <S <30 RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 V V M2 M M
<10% 0-40 RP-F RPS1 RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q1 Q1 V M M 100 - 2.4 Calcium nitrate 0-100 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 B V P 45 132 1.82 Calcium phosphates (dibasic) 0-100 RP-A RPS1 RPF1 - 2 Q1 Q1 P G G - - 2.3 Calcium phosphates (monobasic) 0-100 RP-A RPS1 RPF1 - 2 Q1 Q1 P G G - - 2.2Calcium phosphates (monobasic) 0-100 RP-A RPS1 RPF1 - 2 Q1 Q1 P G G - - 2.2 Calcium phosphates (tribasic) 0-100 RP-A RPS1 RPF1 - 2 Q1 Q1 P G G 1670 - 3.1 Calgon (polyphosphates). Calfort <S <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G
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Calgonit R (sodium phosphate silicates) <S <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G Calgonit S (Urea nitrate) <S <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G Cane sugar (solution) <S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B V G G e Caprolactam <S <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B M1 G G 69 268 1.013(80)
S <200 RP-F RPS1 RPF2 1 A S M7 T6 F Carbamates (urethanes) S<5 <180 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 B M2 G G
- <200 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S A M1 G G Carbamides — Urea Carbon dioxide (aqueous solution) <S <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B P G G Carbon dioxide (gas) - <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B P G G S-78 (+) Carbon dioxide (liquefied min. 3 bar above P0 ) - <Bp RPS1 RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q1 A P G G 0.766 Carbolic acid — Phenol Carbon (mon) oxide - <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B P G G -199 -191 (-)
Carbon tetrachloride (Tetra) <60 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B V G G -23 76 1.5924 Castor oil - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G -10_-18 0.96 Caustic ammonia — Ammonia, aqu. solutions Caustic potash solution (polassium hydroxide <10 <25 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 U1 U1 E G G in aqueous solution) <20 <60 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 E G G
- <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M2 G G Caustic soda solution (sodium hydroxide <10 <80>C RP-C RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 E G G 10%-10 10%~105 10%1.109 in aqueous solution) <20 <100>C RP-C RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 E G G 20%~25 20%~110 20%1.219
<50 <100>C RP-C RPS1 RPQ3 62 Q1 Q1 E G G 30%~0 30%~120 30%1.327 <50 <100>C RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 Q1 Q1 E G G 40%~15 40%~130 40%1.430 <50 <100>C RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 E G G 50%~12 50%~150 50%1.524 <50 <180 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M2 G G 60%~50 60%~160
Cellosolve (ethyl glycol) - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B M1 G G -100 135 0.9311 Cellulose — Pulp Cement sludge <60 <40 RPS1 RPF3 12 Q1 Q1 V G G Cellulose — Pulp Cement sludge <60 <40 RPS1 RPF3 12 Q1 Q1 V G G Cheese (cream) - <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q22 Q22 V G G Chemical pulp — Cellulose Chinese wood oil — Wood oil Chloracetic acid <S <100 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M2 G G 53_63 188 1.40 Chlorine - <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF3 Q1 Q1 M1 G G -101 -34 (+) Chlorine (bleaching) lye — Sodium lypochlorite Chlornated biphenyls - <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G Chlorine dioxide - <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G -59 11 (+) Chlorine water S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF3 V B M1 G G Chloroacetone (1-clarine-2-propanone) - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B M1 G G -44 119 1.123 Chlorobenzene - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G -46 132 1.106 Chlorofluorocarbons (CFC) — Refrigerants Chloroform (see Trichloromethane) Chloromethane — Methyl chloride Chlorothane — Trichloroethane Chloropicrin — Trichloronitromethane Chlorosulfuric acid (chlorosulfonic acid) - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF3 Q1 Q1 M1 G G 152 1.75 Chromic acid (anyhydride) — Chrominum trioxide Chrome alum (potassium chrome alum) <S <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B 1 Q1 Q1 89 1.83 Chromium trioxide <S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 1 Q1 Q1 197 2.7 Citric acid <S <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 100 1.542 Citrus juices - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Clairce — Sugar juices Clophen — Chlorinatedbiphenyls Calcium bisulphite (lye) — Calcium Irydrogen sulfphite Coal sludge <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF3 12 U1 U1 E G G Coal tar (remove leakage selectively) - <180 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 RPQ2 1,62 S B M1 G G 1.1_1.2 Cocoa butter M <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 33_35 0.975 Coconut fat - >30<TL RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 20_23 0.88_0.9 Coconut oil - <160 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Cod-live oil - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 0.92_0.93 Coffee (extract) S <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 V G G Coin - <30 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Coke oven gas - <160 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B V G G Cold zink paint <S <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B E G G Coiza oil - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 0_-2 0.91Coiza oil - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 0_-2 0.91 Condensated milk - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Cooling brine — Calcium chloride
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Copper chloriders: Cuprous chloride <S <25 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G 430 1490 4.14 Cuprous chloride <S <25 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G Z510 3.386 Corn oil - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G -18_-10 0.91_0.93 Cottonseed oil - <120 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G -2 0.92 Cream - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Creosot - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 200_220 1.08_1.09 Cresols: m-Cresol M <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V A M1 G G 31 191 1.046 o-Cresol M <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V A M1 G G 12 203 1.035 p-Cresol M <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V A M1 G G 36 202 1.018 Crude oil + salt water - <25 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G Crude oil, free from solid particles - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Crude Oil Residue 0-200 RP-F RPS1 RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 Q1 Q1 G G G 93 470 1
0-400 RP-F RPD1 RPF4 - 54 Q1 Q1 G G G Crude oil, with sand - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 V G G Crude soap - >S<100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Cumol (isopropylbenzene) - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G -96 152_153 0.864 Cupric acelate <S <40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G 115 Z~240 1.882 Cupric cyanide suspension <10 <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF4 54 V B M1 G G 473 2.92 Cupric nitrate <S <60 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 E G G S>150
<S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M2 G G Cupric sulphate (blue vitriol) <S <Bp RP-C RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 E G G 3.603 Curd - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Cyclohexane - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 7 80 0.788 Cyclohexanol - >S<Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B M1 G G 25 161 0.962 Cyclohexanone - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B M1 G G -45 155 0.964 Cyclopentadiene - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B M1 G G -97 40 0.802 p-Cymene (isopropyl-methyl-benzene) - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G -66 177 0.86p-Cymene (isopropyl-methyl-benzene) - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G -66 177 0.86
D Decalin (decahydronaphthalene): cis-Decalin - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B M1 G G -43 195 0.896 trans-Decalin - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B M1 G G -30 187 0.870 Denatured aicohol — Ethanol Densalinated water — Water Desmodur R - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B M1 G G Desmodur T - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B M1 G G Desmophen - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B M1 G G Detergents RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Dextrin (starch gum) <S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B V G G Dextrose — Glucose Diacetone alcohol (4-hydroxy-4 methyl-2-pentanone) - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B M1 G G -54 168 0.93_0.94 Diallyl phthalate — Pluhalic acid esters Diammonium hydrogen phosphate Ammonium phosphate, secondary Dibromomethene (ethylene bromide) - <100 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M2 G G 10 132 2.2 Dibuthl ether - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B M1 G G -98 142 0.769 Dibutyl phthalate (DBP) — Phthalic acid ester Dichlorobenzenes: 1.2-Dichlorobenzene - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B M1 G G -17 180 1.306 1.3-Dichlorobenzene - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B M1 G G -25 173 1.288 1.4-Dichlorobenzene - >S<Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B M1 G G 53 174 1.248 Dichloroethanes: 1.1-Dichloroethane - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 V B M1 G G -97 57 1.175 1.2-Dichloroethane - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 V B M1 G G -36 83 1.26 Dichloroethylenes: 1.1-Dichloroethane - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B V G G -122 32 1.213 1.2-Dichloroethane (cis-) - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G -81 60 1.284 1.3-Dichloroethane (trans-) - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G -50 47 1.257 Dichloromethene — Methylene chloride Didecyl phthalate — Phthalic acid esters Diethanolamine (DEA) - >S<180 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B M2 G G 28 268 1.093 Diethylamine - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B M2 G G -50 55 0.711 Diethyl ether ('ether', ethyl ether) - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 S B M2 G G -116 34 0.715 Diethyl phthalate (DEP) — Phthalic acid esters Phthalic acid esters Diethylene glycol — Ethylene glycols Diethylene triamine - <180 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M2 G G -39 207 0.959
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Distilled water — Water Disulfur decafluoride — Sulfur fluorides Disulfur dichloride — Sulfur chlorides Disulfur difluorides — Sulfur fluorides Digester liquor, acid <140 RPS3 RPF1 2 Q1 Q1 V M G (sulfite chemical pulp) >140 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M2 G G Digester liquor, basic <120 X RPS3 RPF1 2 Q1 Q1 E M G (sulfate chemical pulp) - >120 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M2 G G Diglycolic acid (2.2' oxidiacetic acid) <S <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G 148 Dilsobutyl phthalate (DIBP) Phthalic acid esters Diisooctyl phthalate (DIOP)— Phthalic acid esters Diluents (solvents for paints and lacquers) - <40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S A M1 G G Dimethyl formamide (DMF) - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B M2 G G -61 153_154 0.9445 DI-(methyl glycol)-phthalate — Phthalic acid esters Dimethyl phthalate (DMP) — Phthalic acid esters Dimethyl sulfate - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B M1 G G -32 191 1.33 Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 19 189 1.104 Dimethyl terephthalate (DMT) <S <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 141 288
M >S<Bp RP-F RPS1 RPF2 1 A S G T6 F 2.4-Dinitrochlorobenzene M >S<200 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B M1 G G 27_53 315 1.68 Dinonyl phthalate — Phthalic acid esters Dioctyl phthalate (DOP)— Phthalic acid esters Dipentene - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G -89 178 0.841 Dipenty! Phthalate — Phthalic acid esters Diphenyl, diphenyl ether —— Dipenty! Phthalate — Phthalic acid esters Diphenyl, diphenyl ether —— Heat transfer oils Diphenyl phthalate — Phthalic acik esters Diphyl — Heat transfer oils Divinyl benzene (m) - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B M1 G G -67 199 0.9289 Dodecyl benzene - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 280_310 0.863 Dodecyl phthalate — Phthalic acid esters Dowtherm — Heat transfer oils Drinking water — Water Dye liquor with bleaching additives - <160 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 B M1 G G Dye liquor without bleaching additives - <140 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G
E Edible oil - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Egg yolk - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B V G G 1.08 Electrophoretic varnishes Sus RP-SP RPD2 - Q1 Q1 V T6 F Enamel slip Sus <40 RP-C RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 P G G Engobes (special clays) Sus <40 RP-C RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 P G G Epichlorohydrine (ECH) - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B M2 G G -48 117 1.18 Epoxy resins and lacquers Sus <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G Essential oils — Volatile oils Essotherm — Heat transfer oils Esters (not specifiled): also refer to — Acetic acid esters - <Bp,TL RP-A RPS1 RPF-4 RPQ3 62 S B M2 G G Ethanal — Acetaldehyde Ethane - <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B V G G -171 -88 (+) Ethane diamine — Ethylane diamine Ethanediol — Ethylene glycol Ethanol - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B E G G -114 -88 0.794(15) Ethanolamines — Amino ethanols Ethene — Ethylene Ethehyl — Vinyl... Ether — Diethyl ether Ether sulfates - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G Ethyl amine (amino ethene) - <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B E G G -80 17 (+) Ethyl acetest cetic acid ethyl ester - 100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B M2 G G -45 180 1.025 Ethyl acrylate — Acrylic acid ethyl ester Ethyl alcohol — EthanolEthyl alcohol — Ethanol Ethyl benzene - -20 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B Q1 V G G -94 136 0.867 Ethyl chloride (chloroethne, chloroethyl') - <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G -138 12 (+)
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Ethyl ether — Diethyl ether Ethyl formiate — Formic acid ethyl esters Ethyl hexanol (isooctanol) - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G < -76 183 0.834 Ethylene (Ethane) <-20 RP-F RPD1 RPF4 54 A Q1 V T8 G1 -169 -104 (-) Ethylene bromide — Dibromoethane Ethylene chloride — Dichloroethanes Ethylene chlorohydrine (2-chloroethanol) <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF4 54 S B M1 G G -63 129 1.197 Ethylene dichloride — Dichloroethanes Ethylene glycols: Diethylene glycol <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B E G G -10 245 1.12 Ethylene glycol (1-2-ethanediol, 'glycol') <100 RP-A RPS1 *** RPQ3 62 S B E G G -11 198 1.113 Tetraethyiene glycol <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B E G G -6 328 1.128 Triethylene glycol - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B E G G -7 285 1.1274 Ethylent oxide - <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B M2 G G -111 10 (-)
F Faeces (faces) - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 U1 U1 V G G Fats and fatty oils - <200 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G Falty acids - >S<Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B M1 G G Falty acids (tall oil) - >200 RP-F RPS1 *** RPQ3 62 A Q1 G M5 M Falty alcohol sulfates <S <Bp>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G Falty alcohols - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Ferric-phosphate solution in mineral acids S <100 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G 2.87 Ferricyanides <S <Bp>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G Finishing agents, dressing agents - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Fir needle oils - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 0.87…0.88 Fish glue - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 S B V G G Fish liver oils - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Fish meal Sus <60 RP-A RPS3 RPF1 2 Q1 Q1 V G G Fish offals Sus <60 RP-A RPS3 RPF1 2 Q1 Q1 V G G Fish meal Sus <60 RP-A RPS3 RPF1 2 Q1 Q1 V G G Fish offals Sus <60 RP-A RPS3 RPF1 2 Q1 Q1 V G G Fish oils - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Fish slurry Sus <60 RP-A RPS3 RPF1 2 Q1 Q1 V G G Fixing bath, acidous - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Flue gas desulphurization plants (FGD) all acid suspensions <25 <80 *** RPS3 RPF1 2 Q1 Q1 V M M Fluoroacetic acid <S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G 35 165 1.369 Fluorobonic acid - <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF3 - Q1 Q1 M1 G G Fluorosilicic acid - <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF3 - Q1 B M1 G G
<30 <25 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 V M M Formaldehyde <40 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 E G G -118 101 1.00 Formaldehyde >40 40 to +100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 E G G Formaldehyde (methanal) - <100 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M2 G G -92 -19 (+) Formaline <40 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 E G G -118 101 1.00 Formamide - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B E G G 3 2210 1.13 Formic acid 100 TL RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M2 G G 100 % 8 100 % 101 100 % 1.22
- <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B M2 G G <30 <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B M2 G G >30 <30 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B M2 G G >80 <40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B M2 G G >90 <50 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B M2 G G
Formic acid - 0-20 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 E G G 8 101 1.20 - 0-70 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 E M M
o-Formyl morpholine (4 - morpholine aldehyde) - <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 20..23 240 1.150 Freon — Refrigerants Fresh sludge (sewage works) - <60 RP-B RPS1 RPF1 2 Q22 Q22 V G G Frigen — Refrigerants Fruit juices - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Fruit mash Sus <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Fruit pulp Sus <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Fuel oils: Fuel oil (bottoms) - <120 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 V G G Fuel oil EL - <120 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G P < -6 155…390 <0.86 (15) Fuel oil L - <120 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G <1.10 (15) Fuel oil M - <120 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G <1.20 (15) Fuel oil S, - <120 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G -10…+40 Fumaric acid <S <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G S200 1.625 Fuming acid —…acid fuming Furfurol (furfural, furaldehyde) - <100 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 1 S B M2 G G -36 162 1.159Furfurol (furfural, furaldehyde) - <100 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 1 S B M2 G G -36 162 1.159 Furfural <15% 0-100 RP-F RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 T G G -31 170 1.13
>15% -36 to +162 RP-E RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 G
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G Gallic acid <S <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Z253 1.69 Galvanic baths - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G Gas — Patrol Gas oil - <140 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 200…360 Gas oil, Heavy - -20 to +200 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 V G G Gas scrubber water - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Gasoline — Patrol Gasoline methanol mixture — Petrol
methanol mixture Gelatin - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Gilotherm — Heat transfer oils Gilngerbread dough - <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B V G G Glacial acetic acid — Acetric acid Glauber salt — Sodium sulphate Glazing slip <50 <60 RP-C RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 V G G Glucose (dextrose, grape sugar) <S <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 1.56 Glues - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B V G G Glutamic acid (2-aminoglutaric acid) <S <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B M1 G G Z~220 Glutaric acid <S <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B M1 G G 97 303 1.43 Glycol acid (hydroxyacetic acid) <S <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G 80 198 Glycol ethers - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B E G G Glycol — Ethylene glycol Grape sugar — Glucose Glycetrol (1,2,3 propane triol) - <120 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 19 Z290 1.261 Glycols (diols), general - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B E G G Gypsum sludge <50 <60 RP-C RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 V G G Gypsum Suspension (FGD) 0-100 RP-A RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 Q1 Q1 P G G 163 - 2.300Gypsum Suspension (FGD) 0-100 RP-A RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 Q1 Q1 P G G 163 - 2.300
H Hair lotions - <40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Hair oils - <40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Hair shampoos - <40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G Halocarbon - <200 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G Heat transfer oils: Vapour pressure at operating temperature < 1 bar - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G
- <220 RP-A RPS1 *** RPQ3 62 S A M1 G G Vapour pressure at operating temperature < 2 bar - <400 RP-SP RPS1 *** RPQ3 62 A S G T6 F Vapour pressure at operating temperature < 2 bar - <400 RP-SP RPD1 RPF-4 54 A S G T6 F Helium - <80 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B M1 G G -268 (-) Heptane - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G -90 98 0.681 Hexachlorobenzene (HCB, perchlorobenzene) M <Bp RP-SP RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 G M5 M 231 323…326 2.044 Hexachlorobutadiene (perchlorobutadiene) - <80 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B V G G -20 215 1.68 Hexachloroethane (perchloroethane) <S <80 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B V G G S187 2.09 Hexane - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G -95 88 0.66 Hexanone - <Bp RP-A RPS1 *** RPQ3 62 S B M1 G G -57 127 0.83 Hop mash Sus <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Honey - <100 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 1 S B V G G Hot water — Water Hydraulic fluid HFA, HFB, HFC - <70 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Hydraulic oils H, HL, HLP - <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Hydrazine - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B E G G 2 113 1.011 Hydriodic acid - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G A127 1.7 A57 Hydrobromic acid - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G A126 1.5 A47.8 Hydrochloric acid 0.04 < 20 RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 V B V G G 5 % ~101 10.5 % 1.05
< 2 < 65 RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 V B V M M 10 % ~103 20.4 % 1.10
- < 80 RP-A RPD1 RPF3 - V B V G G 30 % ~95 32.1 % 1.16 35 % ~80 36.2 % 1.18 40 % ~20 40.4 % 1.2040 % ~20 40.4 % 1.20
Hydrocyanic acid - < Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B E G G -14 26 0.687 Hydrofluoric acid < 40 < 20 RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 Q1 B M1 M M A112 1.13 A38
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< 20 < 30 RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 Q1 B M1 M M 20 % 103 - < 10 RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 Q1 B M1 M M 60 % 80 - < Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF3 - Q1 Q1 M1 G G 100 % 20
Hydrofluosilicic acid — Fluorosilicic acid Hydrogen - < 60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B E G G -259 -252 (-) Hydrogen chloride - < 60 RP-A RPD1 RPF3 - V B M1 G G -114 -85 (+) Hydrogen cyanide — Hydrocyanic acid Hydrogen fluoride - < 60 RP-A RPD1 RPF3 - Q1 B M2 G G -83 19 (+) Hydrogen lodide - > -20 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G -51 -35 (+) Hydrogen peroxide < 90 < Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G 0 150 1.4467
< 60 < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 V G G Hydrogen phosphide (phosphane, phosphine) - < 60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G -133 -87 (+) Hydrogen sulfide - < 100 RP-A RPD1 23 V B M2 G G -85 -60 (+) Hydroxymethyl propionitril — Acetone cyanohydrine Hypochloric acid - < 40 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B V G G
I Ice cream - RP-A E1 RPF2 - S B V G G Insecticides (aqueous solution) < S < Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B V G G Insulation lacquers M < 200 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S A M1 G G Iodine M < Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G 114 184 4.93 Iodoform (triiodine methane) M < 200 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G 123 ~218 4.008 Iron chlorides (FeCl2 or FeCl3) < 15 < 25 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 E M M
< S < Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF3 - V B E G G Iron sulfates Iron (ll) sulfate < S < 80 RP-C RPD1 RPF2 - Q1 Q1 V G G Iron (lll) sulfate < S < 80 RP-C RPD1 RPF2 - Q1 Q1 V G G Iso . . . Also see → . . . Isoborneol (2-exo bornanol) < S < Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 212 Iso . . . Also see → . . . Isoborneol (2-exo bornanol) < S < Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 212 Isobutyl acelate — Acetic acid esters Isocyanates M < 200 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M2 G G Isooctane (2.2.4-trimethyl pentane) - < 40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G -107 99 0.692 Isooctanol (2-ethyl-1hexanol) —Ethyl hexanol Isopentane — Pentanes Isophoron (3,5,5-trimethyl-2-cyclohexene-1-on) - < 40 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B E G G -8 215 0.92 Isopropanol — 2-Propanol Isopropyl — Propyl Isopropyl alcohol —2-Propanol Isopropyl benzene — Cumol Isopropyl methyl benzenes — p-Cymene
J Jams, marmalades - < 100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G Jet fuel IP4, IP5 - < 40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 100 . . . 280 0.75 . . . 0.84 K Kaurit — Glues Kerosene - < 100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 175_325 ~0.8 Ketchup - < 80 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B E G G Kitchen salt — Sodium chloride Krypton - < 160 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B M1 G G -157 -154 (+)
L Lacquers - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G Lacquers solvents - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G Lactic acid < S < 80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 53 1.206 Lactose (milk sugar) < S <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G 233/252 1.525
< 20 <Bp RP-C RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 V G G Lard M < 100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 36_42 Latex (specification necessary) Lavender oil - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 0.88 . . . 0.90 Lead (ll) acetate (lead sugar) < S < 100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B E G G 75 Z~200 2.5 Lecithines - < 100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G Z~200 Lemonades - < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Lemonade syrup - < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G Ligine sulfonic acid (ligine hydrogen sulfite) < S < 100 RP-A RPD1 RPF2 - V B M1 G G Lignite tar oil - < 140 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 250_350 0.85 . . 1.0Lignite tar oil - < 140 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 250_350 0.85 . . 1.0
- < 200 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S A M1 G G Lime powder suspension (calcium carbonate) < 10 < 80 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 V G G Z825 2.95
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< 10 < 80 RP-B RPS1 RPQ3 62 Q12 Q12 V G G Lime milk (suspension of calcium hydroxide) < 10 < 80 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 V G G 2.23
< 10 < 80 RP-B RPS1 RPQ3 51 Q12 Q12 V G G < 55 0-100 RP-F RPS1 RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 Q1 Q1 V M M 580 2.3
Limed juice — Sugar juices Linseed oil - < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 0.92 . . . 0.94 Linters Sus < Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B V G G Liquefield gases acc. To DIN 51622 - < Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q22 A V G G Liqueurs, liqueur wines - < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Liquid . . — . . . liquid Liquor — Ethanol Liquorice - < Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B V G G Lithium bromide < S < 40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 B V G G 547 1265 3.465 Lithium cloride < S < 20 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G 613 1360 2.068
< S < Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G Liver sausage mass - < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Lubrication oils - >S<140 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Lysoform = 7.7% — Formaldehyde Lysol - < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G
M m. . .,meta . .— . . . Magnesium bisulfite — Magnesium hydrogen sulfite Magnesium chloride < 30 < 20 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G 708 1412 2.31 . .2.33
< S < 80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V M M Magnesium hydrogen sulfite < S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G Magnesium hydroxide < 10 < 25 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 U1 U1 E G G 2.36
< 20 < 40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 E G G < 40 < 80 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 E G G < 20 < 40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 E G G < 40 < 80 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 E G G
Magnesium nitrate < S < 25 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B M1 G G 89 1.64 Magnesium sulfate < S < Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G 1124 2.660 Maleic acid < S < 100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G 130 . . .140 1.590 Malic acid < S <60>C RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B E G G 100 . . .132 Malonic acid < S < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPF-4 - V B M2 G G Z135 1.519 Manganese (ll)-chloride < S < Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G 650 1190 2.977 Manganese (ll)-nitrate < S < Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G 26 1.82 Manganese sulfates : Manganese (ll)-sulfate < S < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B M1 G G 700 Z850 3.25 Manganese (lll)-sulfate < S < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B M1 G G Z160 3.24 Manganese (lV)-sulfate < S < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B M1 G G Manure, liquid - < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 U1 U1 E G G Marlothem — Heat transfer oils Masut - < 100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G
- < 200 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S A M1 G G Mayonnaise - < 40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G Meat juice, meat broth - < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G MEA —N-Methyl ethanolamine MDEA —Methyl diethanolamine MEK —Butanone Melamine resins - < 100 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M2 G G Mercaptan, Amyl -20 to +120 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 B Q1 K G G -76 124 0.8 Mercaptan, Butyl -20 to +85 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 B Q1 K G G -165 85 0.8 Mercaptan, Cetyl 18-120 RP-F RPS1 RPF2 RPQ2 1,62 B Q1 G,T G G 18 150 0.9
18-150 RP-F RPS1 RPF2 RPQ2 1,62 B Q1 G,T G G Mercaptan, Decyl -20 to +114 RP-F RPS RPF2 - 1 B Q1 G,T G G -26 114 0.8 Mercaptan, Ethyl -20 to +36 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 B Q1 K G G -121 36 0.8 Mercaptan, Heptyl -20 to + 120 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,62 B Q1 G,T G G -43 177 0.8
-20 to +177 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,62 B Q1 G,T G G Mercaptan, Hexyl -20 to + 120 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 B Q1 K G G -81 153 0.8
-20 to +153 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 B Q1 K G G Mercaptan, Lauryl -8 to +115 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 B Q1 K G G -8 115 0.8 Mercaptan, Methyl -20 to +25 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 B Q1 K G G -123 8 0.9 Mercaptan, Nonyl -20 to +120 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,62 B Q1 G,T G G -20 220 0.9
-20 to +220 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,62 B Q1 G,T G G Mercaptan, Octyl -20 to +120 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,62 B Q1 G,T G G -49 199 0.8
-20 to +199 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,62 B Q1 G,T G G Mercaptan, Probyl -20 to +67 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 B Q1 K G G -113 67 0.8Mercaptan, Probyl -20 to +67 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 B Q1 K G G -113 67 0.8 Mercaptan, Stearyl -29 to +120 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,62 B Q1 G,T G G 29 209 0.8
-29 to +200 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,62 B Q1 G,T G G
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Mercuric chlorides Mercurous chloride (dissolved in benzene) < S < 100 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G S383 7.15 Mercuric chloride < S < Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B V G G 276 302 5.44 Mercuric nitrates < S < Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B V G G Mercury - < 60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B V G G -38 356 13.5939 Mesityl oxide - < Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF-4 RPQ3 62 S B M1 G G -42 130 0.854 Metal working lubricants for finishing machines - < 80 RP-C RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 V G G for other machine tools - < 80 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 V G G Metharcrylic acid methyl ester (methyl methacrylate) - < Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M2 G G -48 100 0.944 Methanal — Formaldehyde Methane - < 60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 U2 A V G G -182 -161 (-) Methanol (methyl alcohol) - < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B E G G -98 64 0.787 (25) Methyl acetate — Acetic acid methyl ester Methyl acrylate (acrylic acid methyl ester) - < Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M2 G G -75 80 0.954 Methyl alcohol — Methanol Methyl bromide (bromomethane) - < 60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G -94 4 (+) 3-Methyl-2-butanone (methyl isopropyl ketone) - < Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B M2 G G -92 95 0.80 Methyl butyrate — Butyric acid eaters Methyl cellosolve — Ethylene glycol Methyl chloride - < 80 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G -97 -25 (+) Methyl cyclohexanone - < Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B M2 G G -73… -14 165….170 0.92…0.93 Methyl ethyl ketone — Butanone Mrthyl formiate — Formic acid mrthyl ester Methyl isobutyl ketone (MIBK) — 4 Methyl-2-pentanone Mrthyl isopropyl ketone — 3 Methyl-2-butanone Mrthyl isopropyl ketone — 3 Methyl-2-butanone Methyl methacylate (MMA) — Methacrylic acid methyl ester Methyl naphtalines : 1-Methyl naphtaline - < 160 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G -22 245 1.020 2-Methyl naphtaline M < 160 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 35 241 1.005 N-Methyl-2,2 imino diethanole - < 180 RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 Q1 B M2 G G 246-249 1.040 4-Methyl-2-pentanone - < 100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 B M2 G G -84 117 0.8008 N-methyl pyrrolidone (1-methyl-2-pyrrolidinone, NMP) - < 100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 B M2 G G -24 206 1.028 N-Methyl ethanolamine - Kp RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 Q1 B M2 G G 0 158 0.937 Methylene chloride (dichloromethane) - < 80 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G -96 40 1.325 Milk - < 40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Milk sugar — Lactose Mineral oils - < 80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Miscella - < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Mobiltherm — Heat tranfer oils Molasses - < 100 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 U1 U1 V G G Mono. . —. . . Monoethanolamine — 2-amino ethanol Mustard - < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q2 Q2 V G G
N Naphtha - < Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 30…> 200 Naphthalene M < Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B M1 G G 81 218 1.02 … 1.25 Naphthenic acios - < 60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G Naphthol dyes < S < 140 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G Naphthol dyes <S <140 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G Naphthylamines: 1- Naphthylamine M <150 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B M2 G G 50 301 1.13 2- Naphthylamine <S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M2 G G 1.13 306 1.216 Natural gas - <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S A V G G Neon - <80 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B N G G -248 -247 (-) Neopentane (2.2-dimethyl propane) — Pentanes Nickel (ll) - chloride <S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 V B M1 G G 1030 3.55 Nickel (ll) - sulfate <S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 V B M1 G G Z>840 3.68 Nitrating acid - <80 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 V B M1 G G Nitric acid <40 <20 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 V B M1 G G 10%-6 10%102 10%1.054
<30 <90 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 Q1 Q1 M1 G G 20%-18 20%104 20%1.115<30 <90 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 Q1 Q1 M1 G G 20%-18 20%104 20%1.115 <50 <80 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 Q1 Q1 M1 G G 30%-36 30%107 30%1.180 <60 <70 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 Q1 Q1 M1 G G 40%-28 40%111 40%1.246
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<70 <60 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 Q1 Q1 M1 G G 50%-19 50%115 50%1.310 <80 <50 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 Q1 Q1 M1 G G 60%-21 60%118 60%1.367 <90 <30 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 Q1 Q1 M1 G G 70%-41 70%120 70%1.413
Nitric acid, fuming <90 <Bp g RPS2 RPF-2 1 Y1 V1 T1 M1 G 80%-38 80%113 80%1.452 <90 <120 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 Q2 Q2 M1 G G 90%-65 90%96 90%1.483 <90 <120 g RPS2 52 Y1 V1 T1 M1 G 100%-41 100%83 100%1.513
Nitrobenzene - <80 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 V B M1 G G 5__6 211 1.19867 Nitrochloroform — Trichloronitromethane Nitrogen - <100 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 S B E G G -210 -196 (-) Nitroglycerin - <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 S B E G G 14 1.59 Nitromethane - <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 V B M1 G G -29 101 1.13 Nitrosyl sulfuric acid (nitrosyl hydrogen sulfate) <S <80 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 V B M1 G G Z13 Nonyl phenol M <220 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 A S M1 T6 G 295_304 0.968 NMP — N-Methylpyrolidone - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B E G G
O Octane - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G -57 126 0.703 4-tert. Octyl phenol M <220 RP-F RPS1 RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 A S M1 T6 G1 72__74 Z80 _ 283 0.69(90) Oils (not specified) - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Oil lacquer paints - <40 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B M1 G G Oleic acid - <Z RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 S B M1 G G 16 Z80 _ 100 0.8935 Oleum — Sulfuric acid, fuming Olive oil - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G ~6 0.91…0.92 Oxalic acid <S <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B V M M
<S <25 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B E G G 2-Oazolidinones (oxazolidones) M <200 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G 85__89 220(64) Ozone - <40 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 K5 G G -192 -112 (+)
- <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 62 V B M1 G G -67 199 0.9289
PP Palatal - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 S B V G G Palatinol® — Phthalic acid esters Palmitic acid M <200 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 1 B Q1 M2 M5 G1 63 390 0.8577 Paper Coating Solution 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 Q1 Q1 E G G Paper Sizing Solution 0-100 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q1 Q1 E G G Paper pulp — Pulp - <160 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 B M1 G G Paradichlorobenzene — Dichlorobenzenes Paralfin waxes M <160 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Paraffins, paralfin oil - <160 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Paraterphenyl — Terphenyls Paste (for gluing) M <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 S B V G G P-3 lye, clean, - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G P-3 lye, containing fats, oils and dirt - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 M1 G G Peanut oil - <150 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G Pentaners: Isopentane (2-methyl butane) - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G -158 27 Neopentane (2.2-dimethylpropane) - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G -19 9 n-Pentane - <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G -130 36 0.6262 Pentanols - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 S B E G G ≤ - 75 ≥116 >0.81 Pentyl acetate — Acetic acid pentyl ester Perchlorobenzene — Hexachlorobenzene Perchloroethane — Hexachlorobenzene Perchloroethylene -20 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B V V M M -22 121 1.6 Perhydrol — Hydrogen peroxide 30- % solution Petrol (gasoline, gas) unleaded, regular and supergrade - <40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 40 … 200 0.72 … 0.76 Petrolatum M <160 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 38 … 60 >300 0.82 … 0.88 Petrol ether — Petrol, Gasoline Petroleum - <160 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 150 … 280 Petrol-methanol mixture - <40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G Phenol (carbolic acid) M <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 V A M1 G G 33 182 1.06 Phenol - cresol mixture M <180 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 V A M1 G G Phenol ether (Phenyl ether) - <100 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 S B M1 G G Phenolic resins <200 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 S A M1 G G Phenylacetic acid <S <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 V B M2 G G 76 266 1.08 Phenylene diamines (diaminobenzenes): m-Phenylene diamine <S <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 S B M1 G G 63 287 1.11 o-Phenylene diamine <S <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 S B M1 G G 102 … 104 256 … 258 1.27 o-Phenylene diamine <S <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 S B M1 G G 102 … 104 256 … 258 1.27 p-Phenylene diamine <S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 S B M1 G G 145 … 147 267 1.135 Phosgene (carbonyl dichloride,
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chlorocarbonic acid) - <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 V B M1 G G -128 7 (+) Phosphatizing baths: 'Zinc phosphatizing solution' <S <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 Q1 Q1 M1 G G 'Iron phosphatizing solution' <S <60 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 V G G Phosphoric acids (conc given in % P2O5
1% P2O5 1.38% H3PO4): Raw acid, produced thermally <55 <120 RP-A RPD1 RPF3 - V B M1 G G Raw acid, produced wet <65 <160 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G Pure acid <65 <40 RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 V B V G G
<65 <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 V B V M M Superphosphoric acid <65 <160 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 Q1 Q1 M1 G G Phosphoric Acid, Pure <60 0-60 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V V G G 42 - 1.9
0-80 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q4 Q1 V G G Phosphoric Acid, Pure >60 0-40 RP-E RPS1 RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V T G G
0-100 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 B Q1 K Phosphoric Acid, Slurry <35% 0-80 RP-A RPS1 RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 Q1 Q1 V M M 42 - 1.8 Phosphoric Acid, Super <72% 0-200 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 Q1 Q1 K - - - Phosphoric Acid, Contaminated <35% 0-80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q1 Q1 V M M 42 1.9 Phthalate Ester 0-100 RP-E RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B V T G G - - Phthalic acid <S <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 V B M1 G G — 208 1.59 Phthalic Acid 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V V G G 201 - 1.6 Phthalic acid achydride <S <180 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 V B M1 G G 131 295 1.527 Phthalic Anhydride 131-200 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 K G G 131 285 1.5
Phosphorus pentachlpride <S <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 54 V B M1 G G 2.114 Phthalic acid esters (phthalates): Benzyl butyl phthalate (BBP) - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 280(27) 1.093 Diallyl phthalate - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 190(23) 1.122 Dibutyl phthalate (DBP) - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 340 1.047 Didecyl phthalate - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 3 … 5 Dibutyl phthalate (DBP) - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 340 1.047 Didecyl phthalate - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 3 … 5 Didecyl phthalate (DEP) - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 298 1.118 Disobutyl phthalate (DIBP) - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 305 … 315 1.049 Disobutyl phthalate (DIDP) - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 255(7) 0.96 … 0.97 Disononyl phthalate (DINP) - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G1 270(27) —0.97 Disooctyl phthalate (DIDP) - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 S B M1 G G 228(7) —0.985 Di-(methyl glycol) - phthalate - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 204(7) 1.17 Dimethyl phthalate (DMP) - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 284 1.191 Dinonyl phthalate - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 275(27) 0.978 Dioctyl phthalate (DDP)
(2 - ethyl hexyl) - phthalate (DEHP) - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 S B M1 G G 216(7) 0.986 Dipentyl phthalate - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 340 … 345 1.026 Diphenyl phthalate - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B M1 G G 405 1.26 Picnic acid (2,4,6 trinitrophenol) <S <40 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 V B V G G 1.690 Picric Acid < 15% 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 V G G 122 - 1.8 Pickling brine (aqu,sol, of 15 … 20% NaCl) <25 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B V G G Pine Oil (see Vegetable Oils) Pine oil - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 S B V G G 180 … 230 090 … 0.97 Pine Soap (Paper Industry) 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 Q1 Q1 V G G - - Pitch 150-340 RP-F RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 A Q1 G G G - Potash lye — Caustic potash solution Potassium bromide <S <25 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 V B P M M 732 1435 2.75
<S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 V B V G G Potassium carbonate (potash), also see — Benfield solution <S <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 V B E G G 891 2.428 Potassium chlorate <S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 V B M1 G G 370 2.34
<S <60 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 V B V G G Potassium chloride <S <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 V B E M M 776 1.984
<50 <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 V B M2 G G Potassium cyanate <S <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 V B E G G 315 2.056 Potassium cyanide <S <80 RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 V B E G G 605 1.56 Potassium dichromate <S <40 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 V B E G G 396 2.7
<S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF-4 53 V B M1 G G Potassium hydrogen carbonate (potassium bicarbonate) <S <60 RP-A RPS1 RPQ3 51 V B E G G Z ~ 200 2.17 Potassium hydroxide — Caustic potash solution Polyalkylene Glycol Lub. (see Refrig Oils) Polyol Ester Lubricant (see Refrig Oils)Polyol Ester Lubricant (see Refrig Oils) Polypropylene slurry 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - B Q1 P G G - - 0.9 Polyvinyl Acetate, slurry 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF3 - Q4 Q1 E G G - - 1.2
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Polyvinyl Alcohol < 5% 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 - Q4 Q1 E G G - - 1.3 Polyvinyl Alcohol > 5% 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 Q4 Q1 E G G Potassium Bromide < 80% 0-60 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ3 B Q1 P M M 734 1435 2.7
0-70 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ3 Q1 Q1 P M M Potassium Carbonate < 20% 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 B V P G G 891 - 2.5 Potassium Carbonate > 20 % 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 Q4 Q1 P G G Potassium Chlorate < 25% 0-20 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ3 B Q1 P M M 368 - 2.3 Potassium Chlorate > 25% 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - B Q1 P Potassium Nitrate 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - B Q1 P 337 - 2.1 Potassium Permanganate <10% 0-20 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 B V P G G - - 2.7 Potassium Permanganate >10% 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - B Q1 P Potassium Phosphate 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - B Q1 P Potassium Sulphate <25% 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 - B V P G G 1072 - 2.7 Propane Gas -40 -25 RP-A RPD RPF4 - B R P G G -190 -43 0.5 Propane, Liquid -40 -100 RP-A RPD RPF2 X B Q1 P G G -190 -43 0.5 Propanol (see Propyl Alcohol) Propionic Acid -20 -100 RP-E RPS RPF2 RPQ2 B V T M M -22 141 1 Propyl Alcohol -40 -100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 B V P G G -127 97 0.8 Propylene Oxide -40 -100 RP-E RPS RPF2 RPQ2 B Q1 T G G -104 34 0.8 Propylene, Liquid -40 -25 RP-E RPS RPF2 RPQ2 B R T G G -185 1.5 Pyridine -40 -100 RP-E RPD RPF4 - B Q1 T G G -42 116 1
-20 -100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - B Q1 K G G Q Quenching Oil 0-200 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ3 B Q1 G,T G G - - R Rapeseed oil (see Vegetable Oils), (Colra oil) Raw juice (see Sugar juices) Refrigerant oil' saturated with R… - <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 Q1 A M4 G G Refrigerants R 1282 - <25 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 Q1 A M1 G G -141 23 2.215 Refrigerants R 1282 - <25 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 Q1 A M1 G G -141 23 2.215 R 14 - >-40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G -184 -128 (+) R 21 - >-40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G -135 9 (+) R 22 - >-40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G -160 -41 (+) R 23 - >-40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G -155 -82 (+) R 32 - >-40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G -136 -52 (+) R 116 - >-40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G -101 -78 (+) R 133a - >-40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G -101 6 (+) R 142b - >-40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G -131 -10 (+) R 143 - >-40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G -111 -47 (+) R 152a - >-40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G -117 -25 (+) R 218 - >-40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G -183 -37 (+) R 610 - >-40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G -2 (+) R 1112a - <20 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 Q1 A M4 G G -127 20 1.555
- >20 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G R 1113 - >-40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G -158 -28 (+) R 1122 - >-40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G -138 -18 (+) R 1132a - >-40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G -144 -85 (+) RC 318 - >-40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B M4 G G -41 -6 (+) Residue, Atmospheric (see Crude Oil Residue) Residue, Cracked (see Crude Oil Residue) Residue, Vacuum (see Crude Oil Residue) Residue, Visbreaker (see Crude Oil Residue) Resin, Natural 0-100 RP-F RPS RPF1 RPQ3 62 B Q1 G,T G G - - 1.5
0-200 RP-F RPS RPF1 RPQ3 62 Q4 Q1 G,T G G Rinsing agent (industrial) <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 S B V G G
<80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 S B P G G S Saccharose (sugar) <S <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B V G G 184..186 1.58 Salicylic acid <S <25 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 V B E G G 157..159 211.000 1.44
M <180 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 V B M2 G G Sal ammoniac, salmiac (see Ammonium chloride) Santotherm (see Heat transfer oils) Sealing agents Sea water (see Water) Sewage sludge M <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF3 - 12 U1 U1 V G G Sewage water (see Water) Silicon Tetrachloride -40 -57 RP-E RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B R T G G -70 58 1.5 Silicone Fluid -50 -250 RP-E RPS RPF2 - 1 B Q1 T G G -50 250 1Silicone Fluid -50 -250 RP-E RPS RPF2 - 1 B Q1 T G G -50 250 1
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Silver Nitrate <70% 0-20 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B V E G G 212 - 4.3 Silver Nitrate >70% 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B V E G Soap Liquor 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 B V P G G - - Sodium Acetate <10% 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 Q4 Q1 E G G 58 - 1.5 Sodium Acetate >10% 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V E G G
0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q4 Q1 E M M Sodium Bicarbonate 0-30 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 B V P G G - - 2.2
0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 Q4 Q1 P G G 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q4 Q1 P G G
Sodium Bisulphate <10% 0-30 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,62 B V P G G 59 - 2.1 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V P G G
Sodium Bisulphate >10% 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 P Sodium Bisulphite <50% 0-20 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V P G G - - 1.5 Sodium Bisulphite >50% 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 P Sodium Borohydride 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 E 400 - 1.1 Sodium Carbonate 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V P G G 851 1600.000 2.5
0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q4 Q1 P G G Sodium Chloride <5% 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 Q4 Q1 P M M 801 1413.000 2.2 Sodium Chloride <30% 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q1 Q1 P M M Sodium Cyanide 0-40 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 P G G 564 1496
0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 P Sodium Dichromate <20% 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q1 Q1 E G G 357 - 2.5 Sodium Dithionite (see Sodium Hydrosulphite) Sodium Hydrosulphide <5% 0-30 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B Q1 G,T G G 53 - Sodium Hydrosulphide >5% 0-60 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B Q1 G,T G G
0-100 RP-E RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q1 Q1 T G G Sodium Hydrosulphite 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B V E 55 - 1.5 Sodium Hydroxide <15% 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V E G G 318 1390 2.1 Sodium Hydroxide <50% 0-80 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q1 Q1 E G G Sodium Hydroxide <70% 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q1 Q1 E M M Sodium Hydroxide <50% 0-80 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q1 Q1 E G G Sodium Hydroxide <70% 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q1 Q1 E M M Sodium Hypochlorite <10% 0-20 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 Q1 Q1 V M M 18 - 1.2 Sodium Hypochlorite >10% 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 Q1 Q1 V Sodium Nitrate <90% 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V E G G 306 - 2.3
0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q4 Q1 E G G Sodium Nitrate <70% 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 E G G 271 - 2.2 Sodium Phosphate Monobasic 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V P G G 100 - 2
0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q4 Q1 P G G Sodium Phosphate Dibasic <20% 0-30 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 B V P G G 93 - 2.1
0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 Q4 Q1 P G G Sodium Phosphate Dibasic <70% 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V P G G
0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q4 Q1 P G G Sodium Phosphate Tribasic 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V P G G 75 - 1.6
0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q4 Q1 P G G Sodium Silicate 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 Q4 Q1 P G G - - 2.6 Sodium Sulphate <5% 0-30 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 B V P G G 888 - 2.7
0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 Q4 Q1 P G G Sodium Sulphate >5% 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V P G G
0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q4 Q1 P G G Sodium Sulphide <20% 0-40 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 P G G - - 1.9 Sodium Sulphide >20% 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 P Sodium Sulphite <50% 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V P G G - - 2.6
0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q4 Q1 P G G Sodium Thiocyanate <90% 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V P G G 287 -
0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q4 Q1 P G G Sodium Thiosulphate <15% 0-30 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 B V E G G 48 - 1.7
0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 Q4 Q1 E G G Sodium Thiosulphate >15% 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V E G G
0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q4 Q1 E G G Sour Water (see Water, Sour) Soya Bean Oil (see Vegetable Oils) Spent Sulphite Liquor (see Sulphite Waste Liquor) Starch <5% 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF3 - 12 Q4 Q1 P G G Starch >5% 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 Q4 Q1 P G G Steam >180 RPA RPD1 RPF4 53 S B E G G 100 Stearic Acid 70-100 RP-C RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 Q4 Q1 P G G 70 361 0.8
70-200 RP-C RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 Q4 Q1 V G G Stoddard Solvent 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B Q1 P G G - 260
0-250 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B Q1 G,T G G0-250 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B Q1 G,T G G Styrene (see Vinylbenzene) Sugar, Carbonated Juice 60-100 RP-C RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 Q4 Q1 P G G - -
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Sugar, Clear Juice <50% 0-70 RP-C RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 Q4 Q1 P G G - - Sugar, Dense Liquor 0-20 RP-A RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 Q1 Q1 P G G - - Sugar, Diffuser Juice 60-100 RP-C RPS RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 Q4 Q1 P G G - - Sugar Juices (conc. Data in Brix): Thick juice >70 <95 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 Q1 Q1 V G G Thin juice <20 <100 RP-B RPS1 RPF2 - 1 Q12 Q12 V G G Clairce >70 <95 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 U4 U4 V G G Raw juice <20 <70 RP-B RPS1 RPF2 - 1 Q12 Q12 V G G Sugar, Limed Juice 60-100 RP-C RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 Q4 Q1 P G G - - Sugar, Molasses 50-100 RP-A RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 Q1 Q1 P G G - - Sugar, Molten 50-100 RP-A RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 Q1 Q1 P G G - - 1.6 Sugar, Syrup 60-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q4 Q1 P G G - 60%~70 1.3 Sulfuric acid fuming (=oleum=conc.H2SO4+free SO3) <60 <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF3 RPQ3 12,62 Q1 Q1 M1 M M - Sulphamic Acid 0-100 RP-E RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q1 Q1 T G G - - 2.1 Sulphite Waste Liquor 0-120 RP-C RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 Q4 Q1 V G G - - Sulphonated Oil 0-100 RP-E RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B Q1 T M M - - 3 Sulphur 140-200 RP-A RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 Q1 Q1 V G G 116 2.1 Sulfur fluorides:- 29.000 Disulfur decafluoride (sulfur pentafluoride) <Bp RP-A RPS1 *** RPQ3 62 V B M2 G G -92 11.000 2.08 Disulfur difluoride (thiothionyl fluoride) <60 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 V B M2 G G -164 (+) Sulfur hexafluoride <60 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 V B M2 G G S64 -40.000 (+) Sulfur tetrafluoride <60 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 V B M2 G G -121 445 (+) Sulphur Chloride -20 -138 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 V M M -80 138.000 1.7 Sulphur Dioxide, Dry -20 -100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 E G G -76 -10 1.4 Sulphuric Acid <25% 0-20 RP-D RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 Y1 V T,T M G 10 327.000 1.8 Sulphuric Acid <55% 0-20 RP-D RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 Y1 V T,T M M Sulphuric Acid <70% 0-20 RP-D RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 Y1 V T,T M G
0-70 RP-D RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 Y1 V T,T Sulphuric Acid <85% 0-20 RP-D RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 Y1 V T,T M G Sulphuric Acid >85% 0-100 RP-D RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 Y1 V T,T Sulphuric Acid <85% 0-20 RP-D RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 Y1 V T,T M G Sulphuric Acid >85% 0-100 RP-D RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 Y1 V T,T Sulphuric Acid Dry 0-20 RP-D RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 Y1 V T,T G G
0-120 RP-D RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 Y1 V T,T Sulphurous Acid 0-100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 V Suniso 4GS (see Refrig Oils) Suniso 5GS (see Refrig Oils) Super Phosphoric Acid (see Phosphoric Acid, Super) T Tall Oil 0-120 RP-F RPS RPF1 - 2 B Q1 V,M M - - 1
0-200 RP-F RPS RPF1 - 2 B Q1 V,M M Tallow 35-100 RP-C RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 B V P G G 35 - 0.9 Tar (Coal) 0-200 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 V G G - 225 1.1 Tartaric Acid <20% 0-30 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 B V P G G 169 - 1.8
0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 Q4 Q1 P G G Tartaric Acid >20% 0-60 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 B V P G G
0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 Q4 Q1 P G G Teepol 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 B V P G G - - 1 Terephthalic Acid, Slurry 0-100 RP-E RPS RPF3 - 12 Q1 Q1 T G G - 1.5 Terphenyls (diphenyl benzenes): 365 m-Terphenyl (1.3-diphenyl benzene) M <180 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 S B M1 G G 86 332 o-Terphenyl (1.2-diphenyl benzene) M <180 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 S B M1 G G 57 376 p-Terphenyl (1.4-diphenyl benzene) M <Bp RP-F RPS1 RPF2 RPQ3 1,62 A S G,T T6 F 209 - 1.23 Tetrachloroethane -20 -120 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B R V G G -43 147 1.6
-20 -147 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B R V G G Tetrachloroethylene (see Perchloroethylene) Tetrahydrofuran -40 -100 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B Q1 G,T G G -65 66 0.9 Thinners, Cellulose Lacquer 0-120 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B Q1 G,T G G - 208.000 0.7
0-200 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B Q1 G,T G G . Thinners, Oil Paint -20 -120 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B Q1 V G G -50 162.000 0.9
-20 -162 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B Q1 V G G Thiols M <Bp RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 V B M1 G G Titamium dioxide - solution in sulfuric acid <s <180 RP-SP RPS3 RPF1 - 2 Q1 Q1 T M G Titanium dioxide - suspension in water <40 <Bp RP-SP RPS3 RPF4 RPQ3 62 U2 V E G G >1800 3.9..4.26 Titanium Tetrachloride -20 -120 RP-D RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 Y1 V T,T -25 136 1.8 Toluene - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 S A M1 G G -95 111.000 0.9 Toluol (see Toluene) Transformer Oil 0-100 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 B V P G G - - 0.9
0-120 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 B V V G G 0-200 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 B R V G G0-200 RP-C RPS RPF2 - 1 B R V G G
Trichloroethane -20 -74 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B Q1 V G G -38 74 1.3 Trichloroethylene -20 -87 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 V G G -73 87 1.5
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Trichloromethane -40 -61 RP-E RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 T M M -64 61 1.5 Trichloromethane Dry -40 -61 RP-E RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 T G G 112 Trichloronitromethane (chloropicrine) <60 RP-A RPS1 *** RPQ3 62 V B M1 G G -64 1.65 Tricresyl Phosphate -20 -135 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 E M M -35 420 1.2
-20 -200 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 V M M -20 -250 RP-E RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 T
Triethanolamine 0-135 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B R E G G 21 335 1.1 0-200 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 1,61 B Q1 G,T G G
Triethylamine -40 -100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 P G G -115 90 0.7 -20 -100 RP-A RPD RPF4 - 54 B Q1 P G G
Tung Oil 31-100 RP-C RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 B V P G G 31 - 0.9 31-200 RP-C RPS RPF1 RPQ3 2,62 B R V G G
Turpentine - 0 to + 100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 01 B V P G G - 162 0.90 0 to +162 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 61 B S V G G
U Urea <5% 0 to +20 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V V G G 135 - 1.30 Urea <40% 0 to +20 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 51 B V V G G Urea >40% 0 to +100 RP-A RPD RPF4 53 B Q1 V V Varnish 0 to +100 RP-A RPD RPF4 53 B S V G G - - Vegetable Juice 0 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V P G G - - Vegetable Oil 0 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V P G G - - 1.00
0 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V V G G Vegetable Oil, Coconut Oil +25 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V P G G 25 - 0.90
+25 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V V G G - Vegetable Oil, Corn Oil -10 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V P G G -10 - 0.90
-10 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V V G G - Vegetable Oil, Linseed Oil -19 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 51 B V P G G -19 343 0.90
-19 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 51 B V V G G Vegetable Oil, Olive Oil -6 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V P G G -6 - 0.90
-19 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 51 B V V G G Vegetable Oil, Olive Oil -6 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V P G G -6 - 0.90
-6 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V V G G Vegetable Oil Palm Oil +30 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF1 02 Q4 Q1 P G G 30 - 0.90
+30 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF1 02 Q4 Q1 V G G Vegetable Oil, Peanut Oil +3 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V P G G 3 - 0.90
+3 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V V G G Vegetable Oil, Pine Oil 0 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V P G G - 210 0.90
0 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V V G G Vegetable Oil, Rapeseed Oil -6 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V P G G -6 - 0.90
-6 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V V G G Vegetable Oil, Soya Bean Oil +22 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 51 B V P G G 22 - 0.90
+22 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 51 B V V G G Vinegar 0 to +118 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 61 B V E G G 17 118 1.00 Vinyl Acetate -40 to +73 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 61 B V P G G -100 73 0.90
-20 to +73 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 61 B V P G G Vinyl Chloride, Gas -14 to +25 RP-A RPD RPF4 53 B Q1 V G G -160 -14 0.90 Vinyl Chloride, Liquid -20 to +25 RP-A RPD RPF4 53 B Q1 V G G -160 -13 0.90 Vinylbenzene -31 to +100 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 61 B Q1 T G -31 145 0.90
-20 to +100 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ2 61 B Q1 T G Vinylidene Chloride (See Dichloro Ethylene (1,1) Volatile oils <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 S B M1 G G W Washing lye <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 S B M1 G G Washing lye, dirty <Bp RP-A RPS1 RPF2 1 Q1 Q1 M1 G G Walnut oil <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 S B V G G Waste Liquor, Sulphite (see Sulphite Waste Liquor) Water De-jonised (Demin.) 0 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 A V E G G +100 1.0 Water, Boiler Feed 0 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B Q1 E G G +100
0 to +130 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B Q1 E G G Water, Drinking (Potable) 0 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V P G G +100 1.0
0 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B Q1 E G G Water glass (see Sodium silicates) Water, Hot 0 to +130 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B Q1 E G G +100 1.0 Water, Injection 0 to +100 RP-A RPS RPF2 01 B Q1 V M M +100 1.0 Water, Produced 0 to +60 RP-C RPS RPF3 12 Q4 Q1 P M M +100 1.0
0 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF3 RPQ3 12 Q4 Q1 P M M 0 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF3 RPQ3 12 Q4 Q1 V M M
Water, Sea 0 to +30 RP-A RPS RPF2 01 B V P M M -3 +100 1.0 0 to +60 RP-A RPS RPF3 12 Q1 Q1 P M M0 to +60 RP-A RPS RPF3 12 Q1 Q1 P M M 0 to +100 RP-F RPS RPF3 RPQ3 12 Q1 Q1 P M M 0 to +120 RP-F RPS RPF3 RPQ3 12 Q1 Q1 V M M
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Water, Sour 0 to + 100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 01 Q1 Q1 K M M +100 1.0 Water, Ultra Pure 0 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 A Q1 E G G +100 1.0
0 to +120 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 A Q1 E G G Waxes >s<180 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 S B V G G Whale oil, whale train <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 S B V G G Whey <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 S B V G G Whisky 0 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 01 B V P G G 0.9 Wine 0 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ2 01 B V P G G Wort (see Beer Wort) Wood oil (Tung oil) <80 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 S B V G G <0 0.89-0.93 Wood pulp, ground pulp (see Pulp, (cellulose) Wood spirit <40 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 S B E G G Wood tar <100 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 S B M1 G G 0.90-1.11
X Xanthogenates <10 <60 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 Q1 Q1 M2 G G Xenone - <40 RP-A RPD1 RPF4 - 54 S B P G G -112 -108 (+) Xylols (dimethyl benzenes): technical xylol (mixture) - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 S B M1 G G 137..140 ~0.86 m-Xylol - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 S B M1 G G -48 139 0.87 o-Xylol - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 S B M1 G G -25 144 0.88 P-Xylol - <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 S B M1 G G 13 138 0.86 Y Yeast 0 to +60 RP-C RPS RPF2 01 B V P G G Yoghurt with fruit etc. - <60 RP-C RPS1 RPF2 - 1 Q1 Q1 V G G Yoghurt without fruit etc. <60 RP-A RPS1 RPF2 - 1 Q1 B V G G Z Zerice (see Refrig Oils) Zinc Chloride 0 to +100 RP-A RPD RPF4 53 B V P M M +290 +732 Zinc Nitrate 0 to +60 RP-E RPS RPF2 RPQ3 01 B V T G G +36 2.9 Zinc Chloride 0 to +100 RP-A RPD RPF4 53 B V P M M +290 +732 Zinc Nitrate 0 to +60 RP-E RPS RPF2 RPQ3 01 B V T G G +36 2.9
0 to +100 RP-E RPS RPF2 RPQ3 01 Q1 Q1 T G G 2.1 Zinc Sulphate <40% 0 to +60 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 01 B V P G G +100
0 to +100 RP-C RPS RPF2 RPQ3 01 Q4 Q1 P G G 2.0 Zinc Sulphate >40% 0 to +60 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ3 01 B Q1 V M M
0 to +100 RP-F RPS RPF2 RPQ3 01 Q1 Q1 V M M
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