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Chemical Compatibility Chart for Plazit-Polygal PLAZGAL SAN Sheets Chemical Compatibility Chart for Plazit-Polygal PLAZGAL SAN Sheets This table gives an indication of the chemical resistance of PLAZGAL SAN sheets to a range of common chemicals at 20ºC. PLAZGAL SAN sheets can be safely used with most chemicals and components such as alkalis and diluted acids, as well as with aqueous salt solutions. However, SAN has limited resistance to alcohols, aliphatic hydrocarbons, oils and fats, and is not resistant to concentrated mineral acids, aromatic and/ or halogenated hydrocarbons, esters, ethers, ketones. Important note: the chemical stability of PLAZGAL SAN sheets depends on many factors such as the concentration of the chemical agent, internal stresses in the sheets and exposure temperature, in certain situations the sheets can develop stress cracks when even when exposed to chemicals to which SAN is usually resistant. The resistance of PLAZGAL SAN sheets is indicated in the table below. Chemical Concentration Compliance Chemical Concentration Compliance Aqua Regia Dissolved Brake fluids (ATE) Affected Acetic acid To 50% Not affected Butter Not affected Acetic acid 100% Affected Butyl acetate Affected Acetone Affected Butyric acid Affected Acetylsalicylic (soln.) Not affected Cadmium (soln.) Not affected acid bromide Allyl alcohol Affected Caffeine (soln.) Not affected Almond, bitter, Not affected Calcium bromide (soln.) Not affected oil of Calcium chloride (soln.) Not affected Aluminium (soln.) Not affected Calcium (solid) Not affected chloride hypochlorite Aluminium (soln.) Not affected Calcium (soln.) Not affected sulfate hypochlorite Ammonia, 25% Not affected Calcium oxide Not affected aqueous Camphor Not affected Ammonium car- (soln.) Carbon dioxide Not affected bonate Carbon sulfide Affected Not affected Carnauba wax Not affected Amyl acetate Affected Castor oil Not affected Barium chloride (soln.) Not affected Cetyl alcohol Not affected Barium bromide (soln.) Not affected Chlorinated lime Not affected Barium (soln.) Not affected Chloroform Affected carbonate Chlorine (liquid or gase- Affected Benzaldehyde Affected ous) Benzene Affected Chlorine water Dissolved Benzole acid Not affected Chloroacetic acid Dissolved Benzyl acetate Affected Chlorobenzene Affected Benzyl alcohol Affected Citronella, oil of Affected Bismuth chloride (soln.) Not affected Chromosulfuric Affected Bismuth (soln.) Not affected acid subnitrate Chlorosulfonic Affected Borax (soln.) Not affected acid Boric acid (soln.) Not affected Cider (apple) Not affected Butane Not affected Cinnamic Affected Bromine liquid Affected aldehyde 1 Chemical Concentration Compliance Chemical Concentration Compliance Citric acid (soln.) Not affected Gallic acid Not affected Coconut oil Not affected Gasoline Dissolved Copper Sulfate (soln.) Not affected Glucose (30 %) Not affected Chromic acid (soln.) Affected Glycerin Not affected Cod-liver oil Not affected Grapefruit juice Not affected Cloves, oil of Not affected Gravy Not affected Coffee extract Not affected Heptane Dissolved Cottonseed oil Not affected Heptyl alcohol Not affected Cresol (para) Dissolved Hexachlorobenzene Not affected Cyclohexane Not affected Hexane Dissolved Cyclohexanol Not affected Hexanetriol Not affected Cyclohexanone Dissolved Hexanol Not affected Dairy products Not affected Honey Not affected Dehydroacetic Household (soln.) Not affected acid deter-gent Not affected Hydrochloric acid Not affected Diacetone Affected Hydrofluoric acid To 40% Not affected alcohol Hydrogen 30% Not affected Dibutyl phthalate Affected Dioxide Dichlorobenzene Affected (peroxide) Diesel fuel Not affected Hydrogen sulfide Not affected Diethanolamine Not affected Hydroquinone (soln.) Not affected Diethyl ether Affected Hydroxyacetone Dissolved Diethyl hexyl Not affected Ink, writing Not affected phthalate Iodine, tincture Dissolved Diethyl ketone Not affected of Diethyl phthalate Affected Iron (II) chloride (solid) Not affected Diethylene glycol Not affected Iron (II) sulfate (solid) Not affected Disodecyl Affected Iron ammonium Not affected phthalate sulfate Dimethyl Affected Iron nitrate Not affected phthalate (soln.) Dimethylformamide Affected Isoamyl alcohol Not affected Dinonyl Dissolved Isobutanol Dissolved phthalate Isooctane Not affected Dioxane (1,4 dioxane) Affected Isopropanol Dissolved Diphenyl ether Affected Isopropyl acetate Affected Diphenylamine Lactic acid To 80 % Not affected Affected Lactose (soln.) Not affected Ethanol To 95% Not affected Lanolin Not affected Ether (Diethyl Affected Lauryl alcohol Not affected ether) Lead sulfate (soln.) Not affected Ethyl Acetate Affected Magnesium Not affected Ethyl chloride Affected bromide Ethylbenzol Affected Magnesium car- Not affected Ethylene chloride Affected bonate Ethylene glycol Not affected Magnesium (soln.) Not affected Eucalyptus, oil of Not affected chloride Fertilizer salts Not affected Magnesium (soln.) Not affected Formaldehyde 30% Not affected sulfate Formic acid To 40% Not affected Maize oil Not affected Formic acid To 85% Dissolved Malic acid (10%) Not affected Freon 11 Dissolved Mercury chloride (soln.) Not affected Freon 22 Dissolved Methanol Dissolved Furfural Affected Methyl acetate Affected Furfuryl alcohol Dissolved Methyl butanol Not affected 2 Chemical Concentration Compliance Chemical Concentration Compliance Methyl chloride Affected Potassium Not affected Methyl Not affected chloride (soln.) cyclohexane Potassium Not affected Methyl ethyl Affected chromate (soln.) ketone Potassium Not affected Methyl isobutyl Affected dichro- ke-tone mate(soln.) Methyl isopropyl Affected Potassium Not affected ketone ferricya-nide Methyl propyl Affected Potassium (soln.) Not affected ke-tone fluoride Methyl salicylate Affected Potassium Not affected Methylene Affected hydroxide chloride Potassium (soln.) Not affected Methylene Affected iodate chloro-bromide Potassium iodide (soln.) Not affected Milk Not affected Potassium (soln.) Not affected Motor oil Not affected nitrate (automo-tive) Potassium (soln.) Not affected n-Butanol Not affected perman-ganate n-Nonanol Not affected Potassium (soln.) Not affected n-Octanol Not affected persul-fate n-Propanol Not affected Potassium (soln.) Not affected sulfate Naphthalene (solid) Not affected Potassium (soln.) Not affected Naphthalene (soln. in ethanol) Dissolved sulfide Nickel sulfate (soln.) Not affected Propane (liquid) Not affected Nitric acid (30 %) Not affected Propylene Affected Nitric acid (conc.) Affected chloride Nitrobenzene Affected Propylene glycol Not affected Oleic acid Not affected Salicylic acid (soln.) Not affected Olive oil Not affected Sea water Not affected Orange, oil of Not affected Sebacic acid Affected Oxalic acid (soln.) Not affected dibutyl ester Ozone (<0,5 ppm) Not affected Silicone fluid Not affected Palm oil Not affected Silver nitrate (soln.) Not affected Palmitic acid Not affected Sodium acetate (soln.) Not affected Paraffin oil Not affected Sodium (soln.) Not affected Peanut oil Not affected benzoate Pectin (soln.) Not affected Sodium (soln.) Not affected Pentane Dissolved bicarbonate Peppermint,oil of Affected Sodium bisulfite (soln.) Not affected Perchloroethylene Affected Sodium borate (soln.) Not affected Petroleum ether Dissolved Sodium bromate (soln.) Not affected Petroleum jelly Dissolved Sodium bromide (soln.) Not affected Phenacetin Not affected Sodium (soln.) Not affected Phenol Affected carbonate Phenylethanol Affected Sodium chloride (soln.) Not affected Phosphoric acid (to 85 %) Not affected Sodium chloride (dry, soln.) Not affected Phthalic acid (soln.) Not affected Sodium (soln.) Not affected Potassium Not affected chromate alumini-um Sodium Not affected Potassium Not affected hydrogen sulfite bisulfate Sodium To 50% Not affected Potassium Not affected hydroxide bromate (soln.) Sodium (soln., 12 % Not affected Potassium Not affected hypochlorite chlorine) bromide (soln.) Sodium nitrate Not affected 3 Chemical Concentration Compliance Chemical Concentration Compliance Sodium nitrite Not affected Transformer oil Not affected Sodium (soln.) Not affected Trichlorobenzene Affected perborate Trichloroethane Affected Sodium (sec., soln., tert.) Not affected Trichloroethylene Affected phosphate Trichlorophenol Affected Sodium sulfate (soln.) Not affected Tricresyl Affected Sodium sulfide (soln.) Not affected phosphate Sodium sulfite (soln.) Not affected Triethanolamine Not affected Sodium (soln.) Not affected Triethylene glycol Not affected thiosulfate Triglycol acetate Affected Soy oil Not affected Trypaflavin (R) Not affected Stearic acid Not affected Tryptophane (d Not affected Strontium Not affected or I) bromide Turpentine Dissolved Strychnine Not affected Tung Oil pure Not affected Sugar (soln., 30 %) Not affected Urea (soln.) Not affected Sulfur Not affected Urotropin (soln.) Not affected Sulfur Not affected Undecyl Alcohol pure Not affected hexafluoride Valerian drop Not affected Sulfiric acid To 50% Not affected Verbena oil Dissolved Sulfiric acid Conc. Affected Vinegar Not affected Trichloroethane Affected Water Not affected Tetrachlorom Affected Wax (bleached) Not affected ethane White oil Not affected Tetrahydrofuran Affected Xylene Affected Tetrahydrofurfurol Affected Zinc bromide Not affected Tetralin (R) Affected Zinc carbonate Not affected Thionyl chloride Affected Zinc chloride (soln.) Not affected Thiophene Affected Zinc nitrate Not affected Thymol Affected Zinc oxide Not affected Toluene Affected Zinc stearate Not affected Tomato juice Not affected Zinc sulfate (soln.) Not affected 4 DISCLAIMER: The data in this advertisement are provided in good faith and constitute general information without commitment and no warranty is given or implied. Our plastics products are a combustible thermoplastic that complies with various international standards, as customary in each country. Avoid exposure to excessive heat or aromatic cleaning solvent. Normal fire precautions should be taken to protect against combustion. Plazit Polygal Group YOUR LOCAL [email protected] | Tel: +972.4.662.8888 | www.plazit-polygal.com STRATEGIC PARTNER REV 01 06/2020 EE.
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