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Chemical Compatibility Guide For: High Density Polyethylene Overpaks and Utility Trays Chemical Compatibility Guide for: High Density Polyethylene Overpaks and Utility Trays NOTICE: This report is offered as a guide and was developed from information which, to the best of New Pig Corporation’s knowledge, was reliable and accurate. Due to variables and conditions of application beyond New Pig Corporation’s control, none of the data shown in this guide is to be construed as a guarantee, expressed, or implied. New Pig Corporation assumes no responsibility, obligation, or liability in conjunction with the use or misuse of the information. Chemical Resistance is a measure of effects under “No Load” conditions. During a chemical resistance test, many effects may appear, including: Change in size or shape (swelling, shrinkage, distortion) Change in color (absorption, extraction, chemical reaction) Changes in weight (absorption, extraction) Change in surface quality (crazing, cracking, loss of gloss, softening) Change in physical properties, such as strength and stiffness ASTM D43-60T TESTING Recommended testing time is 7 (seven) days. However, 4 (four) weeks were used to obtain data presented here. In addition to the recommended testing temperature of 75° F, tests at 125° F were conducted. If no effects at 75° F were seen, and severe effects developed at 125° F, caution against long-term continuous exposure was indicated. Chemical 75˚ 125˚ Chemical 75˚ 125˚ Acetaldehyde F N Lead Acetate: Crystals E E Acetic 5% E E Lead Acetate: Saturated E E Acetic 25% E E Lead Arsenate E E Acetic 50% E E Lead Nitrate E E Acetic Glacial E G Lemon Juice E E Acetic Anhydride E E Lemon Oil F P Acetone E G Leucine-di (Powder) E E Acetophenone G G Lime Juice E E Acetamide Powder E E Linseed Oil: Refined E E Acetamide Saturated Solution E E Linseed Oil: Raw E E Acetyl-di-Alanine (Powder) E E Linseed Oil: Boiled E E Acetyl-di-Leucine-n E E Lithium Bromide (Saturated) E E Acetyl-di-Methionine-n (Powder) E E Lysine-Monohydrochloride-di EE Acetyl-di-Tryptophan-n E E Lysine-Dihydrochloride-di(Powder) EE Acetyl-di-Vaine-n(Powder) (Powder) E E Magnesium(Powder) Bromide E E Acetylene Tetrabromide N N Magnesium Carbonate E E Acetophenetidin E E Magnesium Carbonate Saturated E E Adipic Acid E E Magnesium Chloride G G Alanine-di E E Magnesium Chloride Sulfate G G Allyl Alcohol E E Magnesium Hydroxide G G Aloin (Powder) E E Magnesium Iodide (Sat.) E E Aluminum Acetate E E Magnesium Nitrate E E Aluminum Chloride 21% E E Magnesium Sulfate G G Aluminum Chloride Saturated E E Magnesium Sulfate 10% E E Aluminum Fluoride E E Magnesium Sulfate 20% EE (Saturated) Aluminum Hydroxide E E Maleic Acid E E Aluminum Oxalate E E Maleic Acid 10% E E Aluminum Oxide E E Maleic Acid 25% E E Last Revised 5/7/2008 Page 1 of 9 Chemical 75˚ 125˚ Chemical 75˚ 125˚ Aluminum Potassium Sulfate E E Margarine E E Aluminum Sulfate Saturated E E Mercapto Acetic Acid 95% G G Aluminum Sodium Sulfate E E Mercuric Chloride G G Amino Acetic Acid (Glycine) E E Mercuric Chloride 5% E G Aminobutric-a-di Acid E E Mercuric Chloride Saturated E G Aminoisbutyric-2 Acid E E Mercuric Cyanide G G Ammonia G G Mercurous Chloride G G Ammonium Acetate (Saturated) E E Mercurous Nitrate G G Ammonium Aluminum Sulfate E E Mesityl Oxide P P Ammonium Bicarbonate E E Methionine-di (Powder) E E Ammonium Bifluoride E E Methoxyethyl Oleate G G (Saturated) Ammonium Bromide E E Methyl Acetate 82% G G Ammonium Carbonate E E Methyl Alcohol E E Ammonium Carbonate Saturated E E Methyl Amyl Alcohol E E Ammonium Chloride E E Methyl Bromide Liquid under 20 NN Ammonium Dichromate G G Methylpsi Bromoacetate F P (Saturated) Ammonium Fluoride (10%) G G Methyl Chloride Liquid under 65 NN psi Ammonium Glycolate G G Methylcyclohexane P N Ammonium Hydroxide:5% G G Methyl Ethyl Ketone G G Ammonium Hydroxide:15% E G Methyl Eugenol N N Ammonium Hydroxide:30% G F Methyl Isobutyl Ketone F P Ammonium Hydroxide G F Methyl Propyl Ketone F P Concentrated Ammonium Metaphosphate G G Methyl Salicylate G G Ammonium Molybdate E E Methylene Bromide N N Ammonium Nitrate G G Methylene Chloride F N Ammonium Oxylate G G Methylene Chlorobromide F N Ammonium Persulfate G G Methylene Iodide N N Ammonium Phosphate G G Milk: Regular G G Ammonium Sulfate G G Milk: Dried E E Ammonium Sulfocyanide E E Milk: Wet Paste (Instant) E E Ammonium Thiocyanate G G Mineral Oil USP E G Ammonium Thioglycolate G G Mannitol Alcohol E G Amyl-n-Alcohol E G Mono-Di-Tri-Propylene Glycol EE Methylethers Amyl Acetate-n F F Monoethylaniline G F Amyl Chloride N N Morpholine G F Amyl Phthalate E G Mustard (Prepared) E E Aniline G F Naphtha (VMP) N N Aniline Sulfate G G Naphthalene: Crystals G P Anise Seed Oil F P Naphthalene: Vapors G P Anthranilic E E Natural Gas (Wet) E G Antimony Trichloride G G Nickel Chloride G G Aqua Regia (3parts conc. HCL, 1 G P Nickel Nitrate G G part conc. HNO3 Arsenic (Concentrated) G G Nickel Sulfate G G Arsenic Trioxide G G Nitric Acid: 1% E E Aspirin (Powder) E E Nitric Acid: 5% E E Atropine Sulfate E E Nitric Acid: 10% E G Barium Bromide E E Nitric Acid: 20% G G Barium Carbonate E E Nitric Acid: 25% G G Barium Carbonate Saturated E E Nitric Acid: 30% G G Barium Chloride G G Nitric Acid: 50% G G Barium Chloride Saturated E E Nitric Acid: 65% G F Last Revised 5/7/2008 Page 2 of 9 Chemical 75˚ 125˚ Chemical 75˚ 125˚ Barium Hydroxide G G Nitric Acid: 70% (Concentrated) G P Barium Sulfate G G Nitrobenzene N N Barium Sulfide E E Nitroglycerine G N Beer E E Nitrosyl Chloride N N Benzaldehyde G F Nitrous Acid N N Benzaldehyde 1% (In Isopropyl E E Nonyl-n Alcohol E E Alcohol) Benzaldehyde 5% (In Isopropyl E E Nutmeg Oil N N Alcohol) Benzaldehyde 10% (In Isopropyl E G Octane-n E E Alcohol) Benzene F F Octyl-n Alcohol E G Benzene Hexachloride-g G G Octyl Cresol F N Benzene Hexachloride-g 20% N N Oleic Acid E E (Lindane) Benzene Sulfonic Acid G G Olive Oil E E Benzoic Acid: Crystals E E Orange Juice E E Benzoic Acid: Saturated E E Orange Juice Concentrated E E Benzoyl Alcohol N N Orange Oil N N Benzoyl Alcohol 1.5% G G Orange Peelings (Fresh) E E Benzoyl Acetate G F Oxalic Acid: Powder E E Bismuth Carbonate G G Oxalic Acid: Saturated E E Borax: Powder E E Ozone GF Borax: Saturated E E Palmitic Acid (Powder) E E Boric Acid E E Palm Oil E E Boric Acid 10% E E Parachlordine F F Boric Acid Saturated Solution E E Paraffin Oil G F Boron Trifluoride G G Paraldehyde G G Brine E E Peanut Butter E E Bromine N N Pentachlorophenol E G Bromo Toluene-m N N Pentachlorophenol Dowicide “G” EG Butadiene N NSodium Pentachlorophenol Salt 15% Dowicide “G” GG Sodium Salt 10% Butanane-2 4p-Methoxy Phenol N N Pentachlorophenol Dowicide “G” EE Sodium Salt Powder Butter E E Pepper (Fresh Ground) G G Butyl-n Alcohol E E Peppermint Oil G P Butyl-Sec Alcohol E G Perchloric Acid E E Butyl-tert Alcohol E F Perchlorethylene N N Butyl Acetate-n G F Petroleum Jelly E E Butyl Chloride N N Phenol-Crystals F N Butylphenol-di-sec N N Phenol 5% E G Butyl-n Stearate G G Phenolsulfonic Acid E E Butylphenol-di-tert N N Phenoxyacetic Acid E E Butyric-n Acid N N Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol E G Butyaldehyde N N Phenyl Glycine Potassium Salt E G Cadmium Bromide E E Phenyl Hydrazine G F Caffeine Citrate (Saturated) E E Phenylphenol-o E E Calcium Carbonate G G Phenylphenol-p E E Calcium Chlorate E E Phenylphenol-o Sodium Salt E E Calcium Chloride (Saturated) E E Phosphoric Acid: 1-5% E E Calcium Chloride Sulfate E E Phosphoric Acid: 10% E E Calcium Hydroxide E E Phosphoric Acid: 25% E E (Concentrated) Calcium Hypochlorite Powder G G Phosphoric Acid: 30% E E Calcium Hypochlorite -20% E G Phosphoric Acid: 50% E E Calcium Hypochlorite (Saturated) E G Phosphoric Acid: 85% E E Calcium Nitrate E E Phosphoric Anhydride E E Last Revised 5/7/2008 Page 3 of 9 Chemical 75˚ 125˚ Chemical 75˚ 125˚ Calcium Nitrate Saturated E G Phthalic Anhydride G G Calcium Oxide: Powder E E Phosphorous Oxychloride N N Calcium Oxide: Saturated E E Phosphorous Pentachloride N N Calcium Salicylate E E Phosphorous Trichloride G N Calcium Sulfate E E Picric Acid E G Camphor Crystals E G Pine Oil G F Camphor Oil N N Pine Needle Oil N N Carbazole E E Polyethylene Glycol Monolaurate E E Carbon Bisulfide N N Polyglycol E-300 to 3-4000 G G Carbon Dioxide G G Potassium Aluminum Chloride GG 50% Carbon Monoxide G G Potassium Aluminum Sulfate GG (Saturated) Carbon Tetrachloride P P Potassium Bicarbonate G G Carnuba Wax E E Potassium Bisulfate E E Carrot Juice E E Potassium Bisulfate Saturated E G Castor Oil U.S.P. E E Potassium Borate G G Catsup E E Potassium Bromate (Powder) E E Cedar Leaf Oil P N Potassium Bromate Saturated EE Solution Cedar Wood Oil N N Potassium Bromide E G Cellosolve Acetate G F Potassium Bromide 3% E E Cesium Bromide E E Potassium Bromide Saturated E E Cetyl Alcohol E F Potassium Carbonate G G Chlorine:10% in air F N Potassium Chlorate G G Chlorine:100% F N Potassium Chloride G G Chlorine: 10% moist F N Potassium Chloride Sulfate E E Chloro-1, Nitropropane-1 N N Potassium Cyanide G G Chloro-2, Phenylphenol-4 G F Potassium Dichromate Saturated G G Chloroacetic Acid (Powder) E E Potassium Ferricyanide G G Chlorobenzene N N Potassium Ferricyanide25% E E Chloroform F P Potassium Ferricyanide EE Saturated Chlorophenol-o N N Potassium Hydroxide E E Chloropropionic Acid E G Potassium Hydroxide 1% E E Chlorosulphonic Acid N N Potassium Hydroxide 10% E E Chromic Acid:10% E E Potassium Hydroxide 30% E E Chromic Acid: 20% E E Potassium Hydroxide 50% E E Chromic Acid: 50% E E Potassium Hydroxide EE Concentrated Chromic Acid: Plating Solution E E Potassium Iodide E E Chromic and Sulfuric Acid Mix G G Potassium Iodide Saturated E E Cinnamon
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