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Chemical Resistance

CHEMICAL RESISTANCE GUIDE

Fluid Compatibility

Thechartonthefollowingpagesindicatesthesuitabilityofvariouselastomersandmetalsforusewithfluidtobeconveyed.Itisintendedasaguidetochemicalcompatibilitywithinnertubematerialsandassemblylubricantappliedinternally.Thespecificrecommendationsarebaseduponfieldexperience,theadviceofvariouspolymerorfluidsuppliers,andspecificlaboratoryexperiments.

Itmustbestressed,thatthisinformationisofferedasaguideanditisintendedasaguideonlyandisnotaguarantee.Finalselectionoftheproperhosestyle,seal,ormaterialofmetalcomponentsisfurtherdependentonmanyfactorsincludingpressure,fluidandambienttemperature,concentration,durationofexposureandspecialrequirementsorvariationswhichmaynotbeknownbyALFAGOMMA.

Testingunderactualconditionsisthebestwaytoassurechemicalcompatibilityforcriticalapplications.

Theremaybeinstanceswheretheoutercovercouldbeadverselyaffectedbysubstanceswhichwouldnotchemicallyaffecttheinnertube.Conversely,somesubstanceswhichadverselyaffecttheinnertubeofthehosemaynothaveadeterioratingeffectontheoutercover.Whereanexternalcompatibilityproblemmayoccurorforfluidnotlisted,contactKuriyamaofAmerica'sALFAGOMMAHydraulicHoseSpecialist.

Legalandotherregulationsapplicabletothefollowingapplicationsmustbefollowedwithparticularcare:

a)Specialprecautionsarenecessaryingaseousapplications,highpressureinertgases,duetothepotentialvolumeofgaseousfluidinthesystem,unlessthecoverisperforated(pinpricked)

b)Hosestyleswithrubberorthermoplasticcoversarenotsuitableforgasesabove250PSI(1.7Mpa).Thepressuremustnotbereleasedquicklyandthehosemustbechainedorrestrainedtopreventpersonalinjuryintheeventofdamageorfailure.

c)Hoseapplicationsforfurlsorforliquefiedpetroleumgas,butaneorpropanemusttakeintoaccountlegalandinsuranceregulations.

d)Specialhosesaresuppliedforrefrigerants12,22,R134andsomeotherrefrigerants.

e)Thefluidmanufacturer’srecommendedmaximumoperatingtemperatureshouldbescrupulouslyobservedbytheuserforanyspecificbrand-namefluid.Theserecommendedtemperaturescanvarywidelybetweennamebrandsofdifferentfluidcompositionseventhoughtheyfallintothesamegeneric“family”offluids.Exceedingthemanufacturer’srecommendedmaximumoperatingtemperaturecanresultinfluidbreakdown,producingby-productsthatareharmfultoelastomericproducts,aswellasothermaterialsinthesystem.Ifamanufacturer’srecommendedmaximumtemperatureforhisspecificfluidislowerthanthatforthehoserating,itshouldtakeprecedenceoverthehoseratingforserviceusage.Ambienttemperaturesinexcessofthoserecommended,inconjunctionwithmaximumfluidtemperatures,canmateriallyshortentheservicelifeofthehose.

Use the chart as follows:1. Locatethemediumtobecarried.Chemicalsarelisted

alphabetically.

2. Determinethesuitabilityofthehoseandfittingmaterial,usingtheResistanceRatingScale.

3. Checkthehosespecificationsinthiscatalog.Forfurtherdetailsontheproductsshowninthiscatalog,andtheirapplications,consultyourKuriyamaofAmericaALFAGOMMASalesSpecialist.

Resistance Rating Scale:

E = Excellent

G = Good

X = Notrecommended

- = TestingRecommended

Blank = NoData

Note:Alldataisbasedon68°F(20°C)unlessotherwisenoted.

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AbsorptionOil G E G – G – – – – – – EAcetaldehyde X X X – X E G E E E E EAcetamide E G – – – X – – – – – –AcetateSolventCrude AcetateSolventPure AceticAcid,100% X X – – – – X X XG GXAceticAcid,100%(Hot)Vapors G G – – – – X X XG GX

AceticAcid,100%BoilingX X – – – X X X XG – XAceticAcid,25% G X GE G – X X GG GXAceticAcid,30% G X – E – – G X GE GXAceticAcid,5-20% G X GE GX E X GG GXAceticAcid,50% G X GE – – G X GG GXAceticAcid,50%Boiling X X – – – – X X XG – –AceticAcid,80% X X – – – – X X GG GXAceticAcid,80%Boiling X X – – – – X X XG X XAceticAcid,AirFree – – – – – – – X X X – XAceticAcid,Anhydride X X X E G – X X GG GXAceticAcid,Areated – – – – – – – X X X – XAceticAcid,Crude X X – – – – E X GE GXAceticAcid,Glacial X X X E X X X X GG G –AcetilBromide AcetilChloride AcetilChromide Acetone(Dimethilketone) X X X E X X E E E E E EAcetonitrile(MethylCyanide) G X GE G – – – – – – –

Acetophenone Acetylene G G E E – – E E E E EGAcrylicEsters Acrylonitrile(VinylCyanide) X X X E X – – E E E GE

AdipicAcid AeroLubriplate E E – – – – – E E E E –AeroSafe2300 X X – – – X – E E E E EAeroshell17AGrease G E – – – X – E E E E –Aeroshell750 X G – – – X – E E E E –Aeroshell7AGrease G E – – – X – E E E E –Aeroshelltype1A,1AC,4 G E – – – E – – – – – –Air150°F E E E E E E E E E E E EAir180°F G G GE GG E E E E E EAir200° X X X E XG G E E E E EAirAmbient E E E E E E E E E E E EAircraftHydraulicOilAA – E – – – – – E E E E E

Rating Scale:E=Excellentresistance;G=Goodresistance;X=Notrecommended;–=Testingrecommended;Blank=NoData

Alcohol E E – – – – – E E E E EAlcohol,Amyl G G – – – – E – GE G –Alcohol,Benzyl X X – E GG – E E E – –Alcohol,Butyl G X G – GE E E E E E EAlcohol,Denatured E E – – E – E E E E E EAlcohol,Diacetone – X – – G – – E E E E EAlcohol,Ethyl(Ethanol) E E E E EG E E E E EGAlcohol,Furfural G X X E G – – G E E E EAlcohol,Hexyl(Hexanol) G E – – X – – E E E EGAlcohol,Isobutyl G G – – E – E E E E EGAlcohol,Isopropyl(Isopropanol) G G G – GG E E E E EG

Alcohol,Methyl(100%)(Methanol)1 E E E E E – E E E E EG

Alcohol,Methyl(6%) E E E – E – E E E E EGAlcohol,Octyl G G – – – – E E E E E –Alcohol,Propyl E E – – – – X G E E E EAlkazene X X X – X X – E E – – –AlkydResins AluminumChloride E E E E EG X X GG X XAluminumFluoride,20%+A21 E E E E EG X X GG GX

AluminumHydroxide E E E E E – E – E E – EAluminumHydroxide,Saturated E E – – – – E – E E – –

AluminumNitrate E E E E EG – X E E G –AluminumSulfate E E E E E X E X XG X XAlums(AmmoniumorPotassium) E E E E E – – X GG X X

AmmoniaGasCold AmmoniaLiquid(Anhydrous) Ammonia,Aqueous E G E – E – E – E E – XAmmoniumAcetate AmmoniumCarbonate AmmoniumChloride,1% X G E E E E E X GG X XAmmoniumChloride,10%Boiling X X – – – – X X GG X X

AmmoniumChloride,28%Boiling X X – – – – X X GG X X

AmmoniumChloride,50%Boiling X X – – – – X G E E – X

AmmoniumHydroxide G G GE E X E G E E – XAmmoniumHydroxide,3Molar E X – – – G – X GG X X

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ArcoC2,100 – E – – – – – – – – – –ArgonGas AromaticFuel30%,Mil – – – – – – – – – – – –AromaticFuel50% X G – – – – – – – – – –AromaticHydrocarbons X X – – XG – G EG GGArsenicSalt Askarel,TransformerOil X X X – X – – E E E – EAsphalt,CutBack X G G – X E E E E E GGAsphalt,Topping E X – – – – – E E E – –Asphalt,Under180°F G G GX X E – E E E – GASTMOilNo.1 E E E E GE E E E E E EASTMOilNo.2 G E – G – E E E E E E EASTMOilNo.3 X E X X X – E E E E E EASTMOilNo.4 X G – – – – – E E E E –ASTMReferenceFuelA G E E E E – E E E E E EASTMReferenceFuelB G E GG X – – E E E E EASTMReferenceFuelC X G XG X – – E E E – EATL-857 X G – – – – – – – – – –AtlanticDominionF G E – – – – – – – – – –Aurex903R(Mobil) G E – – – – – – – – – –AutomaticBrakeFluid G X – – – – – E E E E –AutomaticTransmissionFluid G E – E – – – E E E E –

AviationGasoline,Mil – G – – – – – E E E E –BalticTypes100,150,200,300,500 – E – – – – – – – – – –

BanvelConcentrated(AgSpray) – – – – – – E – – E – –

BardolB X X X – X – – E E E – –BariumChloride X E E E E E E X GG X EBariumChloride,5% X E – – – – X G E E XGBariumChloride,AqueousSolution(Hot) X E – – – – X G GG X –

BariumConcentrate E E E E E – E G E E X –BariumHydroxide E E E E E X E X E E X XBariumSulfate E E – E G – E G E E GGBariumSulfide G E E E E – G X E E X –BariumSulfate,AqueousSolution(Hot) X – – – – – X G E E GX

Baygon –Bayol35 – E – – – – – – – – – –BayolD – E – – – – – – – – – XBeer –BeetSugarLiquors X E E E E X – G GG GE

Chemical ResistanceRating Scale:E=Excellentresistance;G=Goodresistance;X=Notrecommended;–=Testingrecommended;Blank=NoData

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AmmoniumHydroxideConcentrated1 E X – E – X E X GG X X

AmmoniumMetaphosphate G G G – G – – E E E X –

AmmoniumNitrate,Fertilizer E G E E E E X E E E GX

AmmoniumNitrite E E – – – – E G E E X –AmmoniumPersulfate X X X E – X X X GG X XAmmoniumPersulfate10%E X – – – X X X GG X XAmmoniumPersulfate5%E X – – – – X GG X XAmmoniumPhosphate(Mono,Di,Tri,Basic E E E E E E G X GG X –

AmmoniumSulfate E G E E E E X X XG X XAmmoniumSulfide AmmoniumThiocyanate E E – E E – – E E E – –AmylChloride X – XG X – G – E E – –AmylChloronaphthalene X X X – X – – – E E – –AmylNaphthalene X X X – X – – – E E – –AmylPhenol – – – – – – – – E E – –AmylAcetate X X XG XG E X E E XGAmylAlcohol AmylBorate G G G – – – – – – – – –AN-0-3GradeM E E – – – – – – – – – –AN-0-366 E E – – – – – – – – – –AN-0-6 E E – – – – – – – – – –AN-VV-0-366BHydraulicFluid E – – – – – G – – – – –

Anderol,L-774(Diester) X G – – – – X – – – – –Anderol,L-826(Diester) X G – – – – X – – – – –Anderol,L-829(Diester) X G – – – – X – – – – –ANG-25(DiesterBase,TG749) X G – – – – X E E E E –

ANG-25(GlyceralEster) G G – – – – G – – – – –Aniline X X XG X X G G E E X XAnilineDyes AnimalFat AnimalGelatin E E – E – – – – E E – –AnimalOil(LardOil) G E – E – – – E E E E –Antifreeze,AlcoholBase G G GG G – – E E E E –Antifreeze,GlycolBase G E E E E – E E E E E EAntimonyChloride,50% – E – – – – X X X X – –AquaRegia(Concentrated) X X XG X X X X X X X –

ArcoATFDexron – E – – – – – – – – – –

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Bellows80-20HydraulicOil – E – – – G – – – – – E

Benzaldehyde X X XG X E E E E E E EBenzene,Benzol X X X X XG E E E E E –Benzine,PetroleumEtherX G X E – G – E E E E XBenzine,PetroleumNaphtha E

BenzoicAcid GBenzylAlcohol XBlackPoint77 – E – – – – – – – – – XBlackSulfateLiquor G G GG G – E G E E X –BlastFurnaceGas X X X – X X – E E E GEBorax,SodiumBorate X G GE E E X G E E X EBordeauxMixture G G G – – E E X – E E –BoricAcid E E E – E E X X GG E –BoronFuels,HEF X X – – – – – – – – – –BrakeFluid,PetroleumBase G E GE X – – E E E – –

BrakeFluid,SyntheticBase X X X E X – – E E E E –

BrayGG-130 X G – – – – – – – – – –Brayco719-r(VV-H-910) G X – – – – – – – – EBrayco885(MIL-L-6085A)X G – – – – – – – – – –Brayco910 G G – – – – – – – – – EBrine EBrom-113 X G – – – – – – – – – –Brom-114 G G – – – – – – – – – XBromine XBunkerOil X G G – XG – E E E E XButane X X X – X X X X – – – EButanone,MEK –ButylAcetate X X XG X – – G E E E XButylAcetate GButylAlcohol,Butanol XButylCellosolve XButylStearate XButylene XButyraldehyde XCadmiumSalts CalciumAcetate X X X E X – – G GG X ECalciumArsenate – – – – – E E – – – – ECalciumBisulfate E E GE E – – – GE – ECalciumBisulfide E E GE E E – – GG X –CalciumBisulfite E E E E E – E X E E EG

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CalciumCarbonate E E E E E E E G E E X XCalciumChlorate E E E – E – – G GE E ECalciumChloride E E E E E E E X GG X ECalciumHydroxide E G GE E X – X X E – XCalciumHydroxide,10%Boiling – G – – – – X G E E X E

CalciumHydroxide,20%Boiling – – – – – – X – E E X –

CalciumHydroxide,50%Boiling – – – – – – X – XG XG

CalciumHypochlorite,5%(Under100°F) X G X E G – X X XG X E

CalciumHypochlorite,15%(Under100°F) X – X E G – X – XG X X

CalciumNitrate E E E E E – E X GG X XCalciumSalts CalciumSilicate – G – E G – – E E E E XCalciumSulfate E E E E E – – G E E G –CalciumSulfide E G – E – – G G E E GXCalicheLiquors CaneSugarLiquors E E GE E E – E E E E #Carbitol CarbolicAcidPhenol CarbolicAcid,Phenol X X X E X X X X E E GXCarbonBisulfide CarbonDioxide,Dry G E E E E E – E E E E ECarbonDioxide,Wet G E E E E – – E E E E ECarbonDisulfide X X – G XG E G E E G –CarbonMonoxide,(under150°F)(Hot) G G GE E – G E E E E –

CarbonTetrachloride,5-10% – – – – – – – X – – X

CarbonTetrachloride,Pure X X XG X X X X XG G –

CarbonicAcid E E E E E X – X E E G –CastorOil G G GE GG E G E E EGCausticSoda,20% G X X E E X G G E E X ECausticSoda,50% G X X E E X G G E E X ECellosolveAcetate,Under100°F X X XG X – – G GG E E

CellosolveButyl,Under100°F X X X – X – – G GG GE

CellosolveUnionCarbide,Under100°F X X – – – – – G GG G –

Cellugard,Cellugard200 E E – – – – – – X X – X

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CitricAcid,5%@150°F – G – – – – X X E E GXCitricAcid,15% E G – – – – E X E E – XCitricAcid,15%Boiling E G – – – – X X GE X XCitricAcid,ConcentratedBoiling E X E – EG X X XG X X

CoalGas E X – E – E – – – – – –CoalTars X G XG G – – E E E E ECokeOvenGas(Under100°F) X G X – G – – E E E G –

CopperArsenate,CupricArsenate – – – – G – – E E E – –

CopperChloride,1% E E – – – – X – GG – –CopperChloride,5% E E – – – – X – XG – –CopperChloride,CupricChloride G G GG GE G X X E – X

CopperCyanide,CupricCyanide G G G – G – X E E E – X

CopperNitrate,1%&5% E E – – – – E X E E X XCopperNitrate,CupricNitrate E E E E E – – X E E – X

CopperSulfate,10% E E – – – – – X GG X –CopperSulfate,50% E E – – – – – – GG – –CopperSulfate,CupricSulfate E E E E E E E X E E X X

CornOil X G GG X X – E E E E ECosmolubric CottonseedOil G G EG GX G E E E E ECreasol,CresylicAcid(Under100°F) X X X E X – X G E E G –

Creosol Creosote,WoodorCoalTar(Under100°F) X G X – X X X G E E E X

CrudePetroleumOil X X GG GG – E E E E ECuttingOil G E GE X – – E E E – ECuttingOil,SulfurBase X E – – – – – E E E E –CuttingOil,WaterSoluble X E – – – – – E E E E –Cyclohexane X G – E X E E G GG G –Cyclohexanol Cyclohexanone X X XG X E E G GG G –Cymene X X XG X – – E E E E EDascoFR300 DascoFR150,FR200,FR200B,FR310 – E – – – – E – – – – –

DascoIFR – E – – – – E E – – E EDDTPreparation

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Cellulube1000,220A,ST220,A60 X X X – X – – E E E E X

Cellulube90,150,220,300,551 X X X – X – – E E E E X

Cellutherm2505A X G – – – – – – – – – XChevronFR-10,13,20,8 ChinawoodOil(Tung) ChlorAcetone Chlordane X X X – X – E – – – X XChlorinatedParaffine ChlorinatedSolvents ChlorineGas,Under212°F – X – – – – – – X X – –

ChlorineTrifluoride X X – – – – – E E E E –ChlorineWater,25%Chlorine X X X – GG X – X X – E

ChloroaceticAcid(Under100°F) X X X – G – X X X X X E

Chlorobenzene X X X X X – X G GG X EChlorobromoMethane X X X – X – – G GG XGChloroform X X X X X – X G E E X XChlorosulphonicAcid Chlorotoluene X X X X X X – G GG X XChlorox,Bleach G G – E G – E X GE X XChromePlatingSolution ChromicAcid,5% X X – – – – X X GE X XChromicAcid,10% X X X E GX X X XG X XChromicAcid,25% X X X E GX X X XG X XChromicAcid,50% X X X E GX X X X X X XChromicAcid,100% – – – – – X – X X X X XChromiumPotassiumSulfate

Cider CircoLightProcessOil E E – – – – – E E E E –CitgoFRFluids – X – – – G – – – – – –CitgoFR15,20,25 CitgoGlycolFR-20XD – E – – – G – E E E E ECitgoPacemakerFR CitgoPacemakerGlicol CitgoSentry,(Under100°F) G G E – XG – E E E – E

CitgoTractorHydraulicFluid – E – – – G – E E E – E

CitricAcid,5% – G – – – – E X E E E X

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Decalin X G – G X – E – – – – EDectolR&OOil X E – – – G – – – – – –DeionizedWater Detergent/WaterSolution

DevelopingFluids,Photo G – – E G – – – E E – –DevelopingSolutions,Hypos G – – E G – – – E E – –

DextronAFT Diacetone X X X E X – E E E E E EDiammoniumPhosphate DibenzylEther DibutylEther DibutylPhthalate(Under120°F) X X XG XG . E E E E E

Dichlorobenzene X X X X X X . E E E X EDichloroethylene Dieldrin DieselOil,FuelASTM#2G E GG X E E E E E E EDiesterLubricantMIL-I-7809 X G – – – – – E E E E –

DiesterSyntheticLubricants X G – – – – – E E E E –

Diethanolamine,20% DiethylEther DiethylSebacate Diethylamine(Under120°F) G G – G X – E E E E E E

DiethyleneGlycol E E E E E E E E E E E EDiisobutylKetone X X XG X – E E E E E EDiisobutylene X G – E X – – G E E GEDiisopropylKetone X X XG X – E E E E E EDimethykBenzol DimethylAniline X X XG X – – – – – – EDimethylFormamide(Under120°F) X X X – – – – E E E E –

DimethylPhthalate X X X E X – – – – G – EDioctylPhthalate(DOP) X X XG X – – E E E E EDioctylSebacate X X X X X – – E E E E –Dioctylphospjate Dipentene X X – G – – – E E E E EDircoOils – E – – – – E E E E E EDispersingOil#10 X X – – – – – E E E E –DowCorningC200,DC510,DC550,DC560 – E – – – – E – E E E E

DowHD50-4 DowTherm209 DowthermA X X XG X X – E E E E EDowthermE X X – G – – – E E E E EDP47,200Flow-DOW – E – – – – E E E E E EDuroAW-16,31 DuroFR-HD – E – – – X E – – – – –DuroOils – E – – – – E E E E E EElco28-EP,Lubricant X E – – – – – E E E E –Enamels – – – – – – E – – – – EEnergolHL68 – E – – – – – E E E E EEnergolHLPC68 – E – – – – – E E E E EEPHydraulicOils,Chevron – E – – – – – E E E E E

Epichlorohydrin(Under120°F) X X – – – – – E GE E –

Esam-6Fluid G – – – – – – – – – – –EthanoicAcid Ethanol E E – E – X E – – – – –Ethanolamine,Aminoethanol G G – E X X E E E E E E

Ethers(Under120°F) X G X E GG E E E E E EEthylAcetate X X XG XG E E E E GGEthylAcetoacetate X X X E X X – E E E E EEthylAcrylate X X XG X X – E E E E –EthylAlcohol EthylAmine,Monoethylamine X X X E X X – G E E GE

EthylBenzene X X XG X E – E E E E EEthylBromide,Di X X XG X – – E E E E EEthylButyrate X X X – – – – – E E E –EthylCellulose – – – E – – – E E E – EEthylChloride X X X – X X – G E E EGEthylChloride,Dry E X – – – X E E E E E –EthylChloride,Wet G X – – – – E – E E E EEthylMercaptan X X X – X X – G GG G –EthylOxalate X X – E – E – – – – – –EthylPentachlorobenzene– X – X – E – – – – – –EthylSilicate E E E E – E – E E E GEEthyleneChlorohydrin,(Under100°F) X X X – – X X E EG X –

EthyleneDiamine(Under100°F) G G GE X X – E E E X E

EthyleneDichloride X X – G – E E – E E X –

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FuelOil G E E E XG E G GG EGFumaricAcid G X – – – X – E E E – –Furan,Furfuran X X X E – – – E E E E EFurfural FurfuralAlcohol,AntOil G X X E G – E G E E E EFuselOil,GrainOil X X – – – – – – – – – –FyranResin X X – – – – – – – E – –FyreSafeW/O Fyrguard150,200 – E – – – – – E E E E EFyrquel1000,15R&O,220R&O,550R&O X X – – – – – E – – E –

FyrquelA60,90,100,150,220,300,500 X X – – – – – E – – E –

GallicAcid X X X E – X G X E E X –GasOil Gas,Natural – – – X – – – E E E – GGasohol G * * – X – – G E E E EGasolineUnleaded,Under50%Aromatics X * X – X X – G E E E E

Gasoline,Aviation X – G – – – – – E E E EGasoline,Meter X * – – – – X E E E E XGasoline,Premium G * * – X X – G E E E EGasoline,Sour X X – – – – – G E E X –Gasoline,Standard E * * G X X – G E E E EGelatin E E – – – – E E E E E XGlauber’sSalt G X – – – – – E E E – –Glucose E E E – E E E E E E E EGlue(Under120°F) G G G – E E G G E E GXGlycerine,Glycol E E E E E E E G E E EGGlycolFRFluids – E – – – – – E E E E EGlysantine Grease,EsterBase – – – – – – E E E E E EGrease,PetroleumBase G E G – GE E E E E E EGrease,SiliconeBase – – – – – – E E E E E EGreenSulfateLiquor,Under120°F G G EG – – – E E E – –

GulfFRFluidG-200 – E – – – X – E E E E EGulfFRFluidP37,P40,P43,P45,P47 – X – – – X – – – – – –

Gycols(Under120°F) E E E E E E E G E E E EH515(NATO) Halon HalowaxOil X X X – X – – – – – – –Helium

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EthyleneGlycol E E E E E E E G E E E EEthyleneGlycol,EthylEther

EthyleneOxide ExxonUnivolt60,N61 Factovis52 – E – – – – – E E E E EFattyAcids G G GG X E E X GE E –FerricChloride – – – E G – – X X X X XFerricChloride,1% E E – – – – E X GG X XFerricChloride,1%boiling – G – – – – E X X X X X

FerricChloride,5%Still G E – – – – E X X X X XFerricChloride,5%AgitatedorAerated G G – – – – E X X X X X

FerricChloride,10% G E – – – – E X X X X XFerricSulfate G G GE G – E X GG X XFerrousChloride E E – E G – E X XG X XFerrousNitrate G G G – G – – – E E – –FerrousSulfate,CopperGas G G GE G – – X E E EG

FerrousSulfate,Saturated E – – – – – E – GG X –

FerrousSaltSolutions FerrousSulfate,10% E E – – – – E X GG X –FireResistantHydraulicFluid,Texaco – E – – – – – E E E E E

FireSafe,1090E,1150,1220,1300E,155

FireSafe,225,211 Firtec290,MF – – – – – – – – – – – –FixingSolution,Photo G – – – G – – – E E – –FlactidAcid FluoboricAcid E E – E – – – E – E X –FluoboricAcid,65% G – – E GX – – E E – –Fluorine FluosilicAcid G E – – – – – X X X X EFluosilicAcid,50% G X X E GX X – – – E –Formaldehyde E X – E – – G E E E E XFormaldehyde,37% G G – E GG – – E E E EFormaldehyde,Hot – – – – – – E X GE GEFormicAcid(Under120°F) E X E E GX G X GE EG

FormicAcid,DiluteHot E X – – – – X X GE GXFreon12,22,113,114,502 UseFreonHoseOnly

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Hephtachlor,InPetroleum – G X – – – – – – – – –Heptane(Under100°F) G E GE X E E E E E E EN-Hexaldehyde G X G – – – – E E E E EHexane(Under120°F) G E GG E E E E E E E EHexene G G – E – – – E E E – EHF20 HighViscosityLubricant,H2 G E – – – – – – – – – –

HighViscosityLubricant,U4 G E – – – – – – – – – –

HiloMS#1 X X – – – – – – – – – –Houghto-Safe1010,1055,(Phos,Ester) X X X E X – – E E E E E

Houghto-Safe1115,1120,1130(Phos,Ester) X X X E X – – E E E E E

Houghto-Safe271,416,520,616(Water/Glycol) G E E – – G – E E E E E

Houghto-Safe5046,5046W(Water/OilEmulsion) G E – – – – – E E E E E

Houghto-Safe620,625,640,525(Water/Glycol) E E E – – G – E E E E E

Hul-E-Mul Hy-ChockOil – G – – – – E E E E – –Hydrafluid760,Texaco&Houghton – E – – – – E E E E E –

HydrafluidAZR&O,A,B,AA,C – E – – – – E E E E – –

HydrasolA – E – – – – E E E E – –HydraulicFluidHF-18,HF-20 – E – – – G E E E E E E

HydraulicFluidHF-31 – – – – – – E E E E E EHydraulicFluid,PhosphateEsterBase X X X E X E E E E – –

HydraulicFluid,StdPetroleumOils G E GE GG E E E E E E

HydraulicFluid,WaterGlycolBase E E E – – E E E E E E E

HydraulicOils,Petroleum G E – – – – E E E E E EHydraulicOils,Synthetic – X – – – – – E E E E EHydraulicSafetyFluid200&300Texaco – E – – – E – E E E E E

Hydrazine X X X – X – – X E E E –Hydro-DriveOil – E – – – G – – – – – –Hydro-DriveOilHoughton – E – – – G – – – – – –HydrobromicAcid X X – – – – – X X X X XHydrobromicAcid,37% X X X E GX X X X X X X

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HydrochloricAcid G X – – – – X X X X X XHydrochloricAcid,15% X X X E GX X X X X X XHydrochloricAcidConcentrated X X – – – – X X X X X X

HydrochloricAcid,3Molar G X – – – – X – – – – XHydrochloricAcid,37% X – X E GX X X X X X XHydrocyanicAcid,20%Under100°F X X X – GX E X E E E X

HydrocyanicAcid,98% – – – – – – – – – – – –HydrofluoricAcid,10% X X X E E X X X X X X XHydrofluoricAcid,20%(Under120°F) X X X E GX X X X X X X

HydrofluoricAcid,48%(Under120°F) X X X E GX X X X X X X

HydrofluoricAcid,70% – X X – GX X X X X X XHydrofluoricAcid,Anhydrous – X – – – – – – – – – –

HydrofluoricAcid,Concentrated X X X E GX X X X X X X

HydrofluorosilicAcid Hydrogen E E – E – – – X X X E –HydrogenChlorideGas – – – E – – – – E E – –HydrogenCyanideGas – – – – – – – – – – E –HydrogenFluoride(Under100°F) – X – – – – – G GE – –

HydrogenPerhydrol HydrogenPeroxide,10% X E X E GX X X GE E XHydrogenPeroxide,30% X G X E GX X X GE E XHydrogenPeroxide,70% X X X E – X X X GE E XHydrogenPeroxide,90% X X – – – – – X GE – XHydrogenPeroxide,Dilute E G – – – – E E – E – X

HydrogenSulfide,AqueousSolution G X – – – – – X – – X –

HydrogenSulfide,Dry,Cold E E – – – – E – – – GX

HydrogenSulfide,Dry,Hot G X – – – – E E XG GX

HydrogenSulfide,Gas – – – – – – – – – – – –HydrogenSulfide,Wet,Cold E X – – – – E G GG GX

HydrogenSulfide,Wet,Hot G X – – – – E G GE – X

HydrogluosilicAcid Hydrolube,WaterGlycol G E – – – X – X – E – –

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LacticAcid10%Boiling X X – – – – – X GE X XLacticAcid5% G E – – – – E X GE E XLacticAcid5%Boiling X X – – – – – X GE GXLactol G G G – – – – E E E E ELasso(AgSpray) – – – – – – E – E E – –Latex E E – – – – E E E E E ELeadAcetate X X – E X – – G GG X ELeadArsenate G G – – GE – E E E – –LeadNitrate G G – – – – – E GG – –LeadSulfate E E – E E E – E E E – –LeadSulphamate G G – – G – – – – – – –LeadTetramethyl X G X – X E – – – – – –Lead,Tetraethyl(Under100°F) X G X – X – – – – – – –

Lecithin G X – – – – – – E E – –Ligroin(PetroleumEther,Under120°F) X E – – X – – G E E X –

Lime(ChlorinatedFreeChlorine20%) – E – E – E – – – G – –

LimeBleach(Under100°F) X G X – X – – X GE – –

LimeSulphur E X – – – – E G E E X XLimeSulphur(Under135°F) E X X – G – E G E E X X

Lindane(AgSpray) – – – – – E – E E – –LindolHF Lindol,HydraulicFluid X X – – – – – E E E E –LinoleicAcid X G X – – – – X GE E –LinseedOil X E – – – – E E E E GGLinseedOil(Boiled) G G E E E E – G E E EGLPG LubricatingOil(DiesterUnder135°F) X G X – – X E E E E E E

LubricatingOil(PetroleumBase) G E GE GG E E E E E E

LubricatingOil(SAE10,20,30,40,50) G G – – – – E E E E E –

MachineOil(Under135°F) E E G – GG – E E E E E

MagnesiumCarbonate E E E – E E – G GG E –MagnesiumChloride E E E E E E E X GE XGMagnesiumHydroxide G G GE E X – E E E X XMagnesiumNitrate G G G – E – – G GG X EMagnesiumSulfate G G GE E E E G GG GGMalation(AgSprayDilute) – G – – – – E E E E – E

HydrolubricOil,Houghton – G – – – G E – – – – –Hydroquinone X – – – X – – – E E G –HydroxyQuinoline HykilN°6(33%),Water(67%) – G – – – – – E – – – –

HypochlorousAcid,(Under120°F) X X X – G – E G GG X –

HypoidGrease(Parapoid10-C) – E – – – – – – – – – –

Imol,ImolS150,S220,S300,S500 – E – – – G E E E E E –

Industron53 – E – – – – – – – – – –Ink(Printers) E E – – – – E G GE – GInkOil – G – – – – – E E E – EInsulatingOil(Transformer) G E G – X – – E E E – E

Iodine(Under100°F) X X – E GX E G GG X –IodinePentafluoride X X – – – – – X GG X –Iodine,inAlcohol G – – – – X – – – – X –IrusFluid902 – E – – – E E E E E E EIrusFluid905 – E – – – E E E E E E EIsobutane X X – – – X X X E E GEIsocyanates Isooctane E E GG EG – E E E GEIsooctylThioglucolate – – – – – – – – – – – –IsopropylAcetate X X X – XG E G GE X EIsopropylAlcohol(Isoprooanol) G G GE GG E E E E EG

IsopropylEther Isopropylamine JetFuelJP-3(Under100°F) G E G – XG E G E E GE

JetFuelJP-4(Under100°F) X E G – X – E G E E GE

JetFuelJP-5 X E X – X – E G E E GEJetFuelJP-6 X E X – X – E G E E GEJetFuelJP-x G E X – X – E G E E GEKerosene X E GE X – E E E E E EKetchup E E – – – – E – E E – –Ketones X X X – X X E E E E GEKeystone#87Hx-Grease+A334 X E – – – – – E E E E –

LacquerSolvents X X X – XG E X GE E ELacquers X X X – X – E X X E E ELacticAcid E X X – E X – X GE XG

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MIL-O-6083 MineGuardFR MineralOil(Under120°F) E E E E E E – E E E GEMineralSpirit – E G – X – – E E E GEMLO-7277Hydr, X X – – – – – E E E E –MLO-7557 E X – – – – – E E E E –MLO-8515 E G – – – – E E E E E –MLO.8220Hydr. E G – – – – – E E E E –MobilDTE MobilHFA MobilRarus824,826,827 MobilSHC600Series MobilSHC800Series MobilVectraOil MobileHydraulicOils – E – – – G – E E E E –MobileTherm603 – E – – – – – E E E E EMobilfluid423 MobilmetS122 – E – – – G – – – – – –Mobilrama525 Molasses(Under120°F) G G G – E E – G E E GXMonochlorobenzene X X X X X XX-E E E X EMonoethanolamine X G – E X – – E E E GEMorpholine(PureAdditive) MotorOils(Under135°F) G E GE GG E E E E E EMouldOil – – – – – – E E E – –MuriaticAcid X X X E GX X X X X X XMustard E G E – E – – X E E G –N-Octane X G – E X – – E E E – ENaK NaphtenicAcid Naphtha(LowAromaticContent) X G X E X – E G E E E E

Naphthalene X X X – X – – E E E – ENaphthalene(TarCamphor) X X X E X – E E E E E E

NaturalGas NeonGas NickelAcetate G G – – – – – E GG E ENickelChloride G G GE G – E X GG X XNickelNitrate G G GE G – E G GG X –NickelPlatingSolution – G – – GX – – E E – –NickelSalts G – E – – – – – – – – –NickelSulfate NicotineSalts – – – – – E – E XG – –

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MaleicAcid G X – – – – E – E E GGManganeseSalts – E E – E – – – – – – –Maximul(PenzoilHydraulicFluid) G E G – – – – E – E – –

MercuricChloride E G GE EG X X GG X XMercuricCyanide E G G – E – – G GG X –MercurousNitrate(Under120°F) E G G – E – – E E E X –

Mercury E G GE EG E E E E X XMesitylOxide X X XG X X – E E E E EMethane G E – – – – – – E E – –Methanol Methoxychlor(Insecticide) – – – – – – X E E E – –MethylAcetate X X X E X – – E E E E EMethylAcrilate X X X – X – – E E E E EMethylAlcohol,Methanol MethylAmine(25%AqueousSolution G X – – – – – E E E E –

MethylAmine(60%) G G – – – – G E E E EGMethylAmine(99%) X X – – – – – E E E E XMethylAmylCarbinol – – – E – – – E E E – –MethylBromide X X X – X X X E E E X EMethylButylKetone(MBK) X X XG X – – E E E E EMethylCellusolve(Under100°F) G X – E X – – G GG GE

MethylChloride X X X X X – E G E E X EMethylEthylKetone(MEK) X X XG X X E E E E GEMethylFormate G X X – X – – G E E E EMethylIsobutylKetone(MIBK,100°F) X X XG X X G G GG GE

MethylIsopropylKetone X X XG X X – G E E E EMethylMethacrilate X X XG G – – G GG – –MethylMethylKetone MethylSalicylate G G G – – – – E E E E EMethylSulfate(Dinethyl,Under100°F) X X X – X E – – – – – –

MethyleneChloride X X X X X – G G GG X EMethyleneDichloride X X X – – – E E E E X EMethylhalides MIL-F-7083 MIL-H-83282 MIL-H5606 MIL-L-2104&2104B MIL-L-7808

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NitricAcid X X – – – – – X E E – XNitricAcid&HydrochloricAcid – X – – – – – X X X X –

NitricAcid,20% X X X E GX X X GG X XNitricAcid,3M X X – – – – – X E E – XNitricAcid,5%to10% X X X E GX X X GG E XNitricAcid,50%(Boiling) X X X X X X X X GG X XNitricAcid,65%(Boiling) X X X X X X X X GG X XNitricAcid,Concentrated(Boiling) X X – – – – X X GG X X

NitricAcid,InhibitedREDfuming(IRFNA) X X – – – – – X E E E X

NitricAcid,RedFuming(RNFA) X X X – X X X X GG GX

Nitrobenzene(Under100°F) X X XG X X – G GG GE

Nitroethane X X X E G – – E E E E ENitrogen E E GE E E E E E E E ENitrogenFertilizerSolution NitrogenOxideupto50%(Under100°F) E E GE E – E E E E – X

Nitromethane X X X – – – E E E E E ENitropropane X X X – – – E E E E E ENitrousOxide(Gas) NutoH Nyvac20(WG),30(WG) – E – – – – – E E E E ENyvacFRFluid – E – – – – – E E E E ENyvacFR200Fluid – E – – – – – E E E E EO-148(NATO) OctylAlcohol Oil(SAE,Under100°F) E E E E GE E E E E E EOilSyntheticBlends OilsCrude X G – – – – – – E E – –OleicAcid(Under120°F) G G GE GE E G GE EGOleum25% OleumSpirits OliveOil X G GG X – – G E E EGOrthodichlorobenzene OS45TypeIII(OS45) E G – – – – – – – – – –OS45TypeIV(OS45-1) E G – – – – – – – – – –OS70 E G – – – – – – – – – –OxalicAcid(5%,HotandCold) G G – – – – G X GE E X

OxalicAcid X X X E GX X X GE GX

OxalicAcid(10%Boiling) X X – – – – – X X X X XOxalicAcid(10%) G G – – – – G X GE E XOxygen(200°-400°F) X X – – – – – – – – – –OxygenCold E G – E – – E G E E E EOxygenGaseous – – – – – – – – – – E –Ozone(Dry) G X GE GE G E E E E EOzone(Wet) – X – – – – – X GE G –PacemakerTypes150T,300T,500T(Citgo) – E – – – – – – – – – –

Paint X – – – X X G – E E E EPaintSolvents(OilBase) X X – – X X G – E E E EPaintThinner,Duco G E – – – – E G GE GXPaints(OilBase) – E – – E – E – – – – –PalmOil G E G – G – – E E E E EPalmiticAcid G G GE X E E G GE E XParadichlorobenzene Paraffin(Petroleum) G E GE X – E G E E E EParaformaldehyde G G G – GG – E E E E –PeanutOil(Under100°F) G E G – – – – E E E E EPentane Pentasol G G G – G – – E E E E EPerchloricAcid X X – – GX X X GE X –Perchloroethylene(Tetrachloroethylene) X X XG X – G E E E X X

PetroleumOil(Above250°F) X X – – – – – – – – – –

PetroleumOil(Crude) G E – – – – – – – – – –PetroleumOil(Under250°F) G E – – – – – – – – – –

PetroleumOils(Refined) G E G – GG E E E E E EPetroleumOils(Sour) G G – – XG – G E E E XPetroleumOils(Under100°F) G E G – GG – E E E E E

Phenol(7030Water) X X – – – – – – E E E –Phenol(85/15Water) X X – – – – – – E E E –Phenol(CarbolicAcid) X X X E X X X G E E E XPhenylamine Phorone(DiisopropylideneAcetone) X X – – X X – E E E – E

PhosphateEsters(3Molar) X X – G GX G – – – – –

PhosphateEsters(Concentrated) X X – X X X G – – – – –

PhosphateEsters(Dilute) X X – E E X G – – – – –

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PhosphoricAcid G G – – – – – – – G – –PhosphoricAcid(1%) G – – – – – – – E E – XPhosphoricAcid(10%Hot) G X – – – – – X – E X X

PhosphoricAcid(10%) G X – – – – – X – E X XPhosphoricAcid(3Molar) X X – – – – – – – – –PhosphoricAcid(5%) G X – – – – – – E E – XPhosphoricAcid(50%Hot) G X – – – – – X XG X X

PhosphoricAcid(50%) G G GE E X X X GE XGPhosphoricAcid(85%Hot) G X – – – – – X X X X X

PhosphoricAcid(85%) G X – E E X X X GG X XPhosphoricAcid(Aerated) – – – – – – – X – G – –PhosphoricAcid(Concentrated) X X – – – – – – – – – –

PhosphoricAcidAirFree – – – – – – – X – – X –PhosphorousTrichlor PhotographicDevelopers E E – – – – – X E E – –Photographic,Emulsions – – – – – – – – – – – –Photographic,FixingSolutions G – – – G – – – E E – –

PhthalicAcid – – – – – – – G GE G –PicricAcid(WaterSolution100°F) G G G – GG-X X E E X X

PicricAcidMolten PineOil X G – G X – E E E E E –Pinene X G – G – – – E E E E EPiperazineHydrochlorideSolution(34%) – G – – – – – – – – – –

Pitch G E – – GG E – – – – –PlatingSolutions(Chrome) X X – – – X X – X X – –PlatingSolutions(Other) – E – – – – – – – – – –PolyesterResin – – – – – – G – – – – –PolyolEster PolyurethaneFoam(Under125°F) – – – – – – – – – – – –

PotassiumAcetate G G – E GX – G E E X –PotassiumBicarbonate E E – – E – E E GG E –PotassiumBisulfite – E – – – – E – – – – –PotassiumBromate – – – – – – – – – – – –PotassiumBromide E E – – EG E X XG X –PotassiumCarbonate(Potash) E E E E EG E G E E X X

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PotassiumChloride(1%to5%) E E – E – G E E GG X X

PotassiumChloride(Boiling) – – – – – – – – GG – X

PotassiumCyanide E E – E – – E G GG X XPotassiumDichromate E E – E – – G E GG G –PotassiumFerrocyanide – – – – – – – G E E G –PotassiumFluoride – – – – – – – – – – – –PotassiumHydroxide G G – – – – – E E E – –PotassiumHydroxide(27%Boiling) – – – – – – – G GE X X

PotassiumHydroxide(30%CausticPotash) – – – E – – – – – – – –

PotassiumHydroxide(5%) E E – – – – E G GG X XPotassiumHydroxide(50%Boiling) – – – – – – – G GG X X

PotassiumHydroxide(70%Hot) – – – – – – – X – – X X

PotassiumHydroxide(70%) – E – – – – – – – – X X

PotassiumIodide E E – – E – E E GG – –PotassiumNitrate E E – E – E E E EG GGPotassiumNitrate(1%to5%) E E – – – – – E E E EG

PotassiumPermanganate E G – – – – G E GG G –PotassiumPermanganate(5%) E E – – – – E E E E E –

PotassiumPersulfate – – – – – – – – – – – –PotassiumPhosphate E – – – E – – X GG X –PotassiumSulfate E E – E – E E E GG E –PotassiumSulfate1%&5% E E – – – – E E E E E XPotassiumSulfide E E – – – – – G GG – –PotassiumSulfite E E – E – – – E E E E –PotassiumThiosulfate E – – – E – – – – – – –PrimatolA,S,P(AgSpray) – – – – – – – – – – –PRL-HighTempHydraulicOil G E – – – – – E E E E –

PropaneGas X X – – – X X X E E E –PropionicAcid X X – – – – – E – G G –PropylAcetate X X – G – – – E – – – –Propylene(LiquidorGas,Ambient) X X – E – – G E E E E –

PropyleneDichloride – – – – – – – E GE X –PropyleneGlycol E E – E E E G E GG E –PropyleneOxide X X – – – – – G E E G –

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SaltWater(SeeWater) G G G – GE E G E E XGSantoSafe300 X X – – – – – E E E E –SantosafeW-G15,W-G20,W-G30 – E – – – G E E E E E E

SCC7204(Stauffer) – – – – – – – – – – – –Sevin – – – – – – E – – – – –Sewage G G GE G – E X E E GGShellIRUS902 ShellIRUS905 ShellPella-A ShellTellus Shellac G E – – – – E E E E E –Shellac(Bleached) G E – – – – E E E E EGShellac(Orange) G E – – – – E E E E EGSilicateEster SiliconeGreases G G G – G – E E E E E ESiliconeOils G G G – G – E E E E E ESilverCyanide E – – – – – – E E E X –SilverNitrate E E E E E – E G E E EGSkelly,SolventB,C,E X E – – – – – – – – – –Skydrol500A&7000 X X XG X – E E E E E –Soapoil X X – – X – – E E E – –SoapSolutions G E GE E E E E E E E ESodaAsh(SodiumCarbonate) E E E E E E E E E E XG

SodaWater – – – – E E – – – – –SodiumDichromate G E – E GE E – – – – –SodiumHypochlorite E X – – – – – X X X X –SodiumHypochlorite20% X X X E E X E X XG X XSodiumHypochlorite5% – X X E E X E X XG X XSodiumHyposulfate X – – – – – – X E E X –SodiumMetaphosphate G G GE G – E X E E E XSodiumNitrate X X – E GE E E GG GGSodiumPerborate X X – – X – G X E E E XSodiumPeroxide(SodiumDioxide) E G EG E – X X E E E X

SodiumPhosphate X E – E – E E G E E X XSodiumPhosphate(Dibasic) G E – – – – – – – – – –

SodiumPhosphate(Mono) E E – – – – – – – – – –

SodiumPhosphate(Tribasic) G E – – – – – G GG – –

SodiumSilicate E E – E EG E G GG X X

PurinaInsecticide X X – – – – G E E E EGPuropaleRXOils – E – – – G E E E E E EPydraulic X X – – – – – – – – – –Pydraulic10E,29E-LT,30E,60,65E,115E X X – G – – – E E E E E

Pydraulic135 – X – G – – G E E E – –Pydraulic150 X X XG XG G E E E E EPydraulic280 X X XG XG G E E E – –Pydraulic312 X X XG – G E E E E – –Pydraulic50E – – – G – G E E E E – –Pydraulic540 X X XG X X X E E E – –Pydraulic625 X X XG XG G E E E – –PydraulicA-200 X X XG X X G E E E – –PydraulicF-9 X X XG XG E E E E – –Pyranol,TransformerOil G E – – – – – E E E E –Pyridine X X – – X E – E E E E EPyrogard160,230,630 – – – – – – – E E E – –Pyrogard51,53,55 – X – – – – ––EE E – –PyrogardC,D – E – – – G E E E E E EPyrolube E X – – – – – – – – – –QuenchOil G G – – – – – – E E E –Quintolubric700 Quintolubric822 X E – – – – – E E E E EQuintolubric957,958 Ramrod(AgSpray) – – – – – – E E E E E ERandoOils – E – – – G E E E E E ERapeSeedOil G X – – X – G E E E E ERedLine100Oil G E – – – – – – – – – –RedOil(Comm.OleicAcid,MIL-H-5606) G G GE G – E G GE EG

RefinedWax(Petroleum) G E G – – G E E E E – ERefrigerantFreon12,22,113,114,502 UseFreonHoseOnly

RefrigerantHFC134A UseFreonHoseOnlyRegalOilsR&O – E – – – G E – – – – –Resorcinol RichfieldWeedKiller X G – – X – – – – – – –RoundUp G G – – – – E G E E E ERubileneOils – E – – – G E – – – – –SAEN°10Oil Safco-SafeT10,T20 Safetytex215 – X – – – – – – – – – –SalicilicAcid E X – – – – E E E E G –

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SodiumSilicate(Hot) E E – – – – – G GG X XSodiumSulfate E E – E E E E G E E – GSodiumSulfide E E – E E E E X XG X XSodiumSulfideSaturatedE E – – – – E G GE X XSodiumSulfite G G GE GE G E E E – XSodiumSulfite10%@150°F E E – – – – – G GG G –

SodiumSulfite5% E E – – – – – E E E E –SodiumThiosulfate(hpo,Antichlor) E E E E E E E X E E GX

SodiumTripolyphosphate(STPP) – – – – – – – – E E X X

SodiumAcetate X X X E XG E E E E E ESodiumBenzoate – – – – – E – – – – – –SodiumBicarbonate E E E E E E E G E E GGSodiumBisulfate(NiterCake) E E E E E E E X GE X X

SodiumBisulfite E E E E E E E G E E G –SodiumBorate E E E E E E E E E E – –SodiumCarbonate E E E E E E E G GG XGSodiumChlorate G E – – E E E G GG X –SodiumChloride E E E E E E E G GE X XSodiumChloride-2% E E – – – – E G GE X XSodiumChloride-5% E E – – – – E – GE X XSodiumChloride-5%@150°F E E – – – – E – GE – X

SodiumChlorideSaturated E E – – – – E – E E X –SodiumChlorideSaturated(Boiling) – – – – – – – – GE X –

SodiumChlorideSlurry – – – – – – – – – – – –SodiumCyanide E E E E E E E G E E X XSodiumFerricyanide – – – – – – – G GG – –SodiumFerrocyanide – – – – – – – – – – – –SodiumFluoride – E – – – – – G GG – –SodiumFluoride(5%) – E – – – – E G GG – –SodiumFluoride(70%) – – – – – – – – – G – –SodiumHydrosulfide E X – – – – – – – – – –SodiumHydrosulfite – – – – – – – – – – – –SodiumHydroxide G G – – – – – G – – – XSodiumHydroxide(10%) – – – E – – – – – – – –SodiumHydroxide(20%Cold) E G – – – – E E E E X X

SodiumHydroxide(20%Hot) E X – – – – – G E E X X

SodiumHydroxide(3M) G G – – – – – – – – – XSodiumHydroxide(40%) E G GE E – G G E E X XSodiumHydroxide(50%Cold) G X X E E – G G GG X X

SodiumHydroxide(50%Hot) – – – E G – X X GG X X

SodiumHydroxide(60%) G X X E G – X X GG X XSodiumHydroxide(70%Cold) E G – – – – – – – G X X

SodiumHydroxide(70%Hot) – – – – – – – – – – – –

SodiumHydroxide(80%Hot) E X – – – – – X X X X X

Sole SolnusOils – E – – – G E E E E E ESolvac1535G – – – G – – E – – – – –SourCrudeOil – – – – – – – – – – – –SoybeanOil G G G – G – E E E E E –SpentAcid – – – – G – – – E E – –SR-10Fuel X G – – – – – – – – – –SR-6Fuel X E – – – – – – – – – –SRFFluidB(Shell) – X – – – – – – – – – –SRFFluidC(Shell) – X – – – – – – – – – –StannicChloride X G GE X – X X X X X XStannicChloride,50% X E – – – – – X X X X –StannousChloride(Under150°F) E E – E E – X – XG X –

StannousChloride,15% E E – – – – – X X – X –StanoilNo.15,18,25,31,35,51 – E – – – G E E E E E E

Starch G G – – E E E X E E E –StaysolFR – E – – – G E E E E E ESteam-Waterupto250°F StearicAcid G G GE GE E X GE X XStearin – – – – – E G – – – – –StoddardSolvent G G X E – X E G E E E EStyrene(Monomer) – X – G – – G G XG XGStyrene(VinylBenzene) X X – – – – E E E E E ESucroseSolutions E E E – E – – E E E – –SulfamicAcid(10%Under170°F) – – – E G – – – – – – –

SulfateBlackLiquor E E – – – – E G GG X –SulfateGreenLiquor E E – – – – E G GG X –Sulfur – – – – – – – – – – – –Sulfur(Molten) X X – – – – – – – – – –

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SulfurChloride X X X – G – G X XG X XSulfurDioxide(Dry) X X X – G – X G E E E ESulfurDioxide(Liquid) G X – – G – – – – – – –SulfurDioxide(Moist) G X – – G – E – GE E XSulfurHexafluoride(Gas) E G – – G – X – – – – –SulfurTrioxide(Dry) X X X X X – E G GG GXSulfuricAcid(10%) E G GE E – X – X X GXSulfuricAcid(30%) E – – E E – X X XG X XSulfuricAcid(50%) G X X E E – X X XG X XSulfuricAcid(75%) X X X – G – X X XG X XSulfuricAcid(93%) X X X – X – X G XG X XSulfuricAcid(98%) X X X X X – X G XG X XSulfuricAcid,3Molar X X – – – – – – – – – –SulfuricAcid,85% X X – – – – – X GE X –SulfuricAcid,Aerated,NoVelocity – – – – – – – G GG X –

SulfuricAcid,AirFree,NoVelocity – – – – – – – X XG X –

SulfuricAcid,Concentrated X X – – – – – – E E – –

SulfuricAcid,Fuming,Oleum X – – – – – – G E E G –

SulfurousAcid G G – – – – X X XG G –SulfurousAcid(10%) – X – E E – – – XG E XSulfurousAcid(75%) X X X E E – X X XG X XSulphuricAcid10% – G – – – – X X GE X XSulphuricAcid5% – E – – – X G GE X XSulphuricAcid5%Boiling X – – – – – X X X – X XSulphuricAcid50% X X – – – – X X X X X XSulphuricAcid,Concentrated X X – – – – X – E E X X

SulphuricAcid,Concentrated@300% X X – – – – – X X X X X

SulphuricAcid,ConcentratedBoiling X X – – – – – X X X X X

SulphuricAcid,Fuming X – – – – – – G GG X –SulphuricAcid10%Boiling X X – – – – X X X – X XSulphurousAcid,saturated X X – – – – G – E E X X

SunMinesafe,Sunsafe SutanPlus,Herbicide X X X E – – E E E E E –Synesstic SyntheticOil(Citgo) – – – – – G E E E E – –Syrup G E G – – – E – E E E –

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TallOil G G G – X – – G XG X –Tallow G G G – – – E G GG EGTannicAcid(10%) G X – E G – X G E E GXTannin E E – – – – E – – – – –Tar(Bituminous,Under100°F) G G GX – – – E E E EG

TarandTarOil G – – – – G E E E E EGTartaricAcid G G GE E – E X GG GXTellusOils – E – – – G E E E E E ETenolOils – E – – – G E E E E – –Tepineol X G – E G – G E E E E –Tergitol – – – – – – – G E E – GTerresstic – E – – – – E E E E – –TertiaryButylAlcohol TetraChloroBenzene TetraChloroEthane TetraChloroEthylene TetraChloroMethane TetraChloroNaphthalene TetraEthyleneGlycol TetraethylLead G G – – – – G – – – – –TetraethylLeadBlench X G – – – – – – – – – –Tetrahydrofuran(THF) X X – – XG E G E E – –Tetralin X X – – X – G E E E E –Texaco760Hydrafluid Texaco766,763(200-300) Thiopen X X – – – – – – – – – –Tim-Sol TitaniumTetrachloride X X X – – – – E GG X XToluene(Toluol) X X X X X – E E E E E ETolueneDiisocyanate(Under150°F) X – – – – – – E E E – –

TransformerOil(AskarelTypes) X X X E X – – E E E E –

TransformerOil(PetroleumType) G E GE XG E E E E E E

TransmissionFluidTypeA G E GE G – G E E E E ETributilPhosphate X X XG X – – E – – X –TributoxyethylPhosphate X X X X X – G E – – X –TributylPhosphate TrichloroAceticAci TrichloroEtane Trichloroethylene X X XG X – G X GE X E

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Trichloromonofluoroethane(Freon113) – E – – – – – E E E X –

Trichloromonofluoroethane(Freon17) – – – – – – – E E E X –

TricresylPhosphate X X X E X – E E GG X –Triethanolamine(TEA) G G – E G – E E E E E ETriphenylPhosphate Tripolyphosphate(STPP) X E – – – – – – GE X –TrisodiumPhosphate TungOil G G – – G – E E E E E ETurbineOil X E – – – – – E E E E –TurbineOil#15(MIL-L-7808A) X E – – – – – E E E E –

TurboOil#35 X G – – – – – E E E E –Turpentine X G – G X E E X E E EGTycolATurbo37,50,58,60 – E – – – G E E E E – –

TycolAvalon50,57,60 – E – – – G E E E E – –TypeIFuel(MIL-S-3136)ASTMFuelA G E – – – – – E E E E –

TypeIIFuel(MIL-S-3136) X G – – – – – E E E E –TypeIIIFuel(MIL-S-3136)ASTMFuelB X E – – – – – E E E E –

UconHydrolubeTypes150CP,200CP – E – – – G E E E E E E

UconHydrolubeTypes275CP,300CP,550CP – – – – – – – – – – – –

UconM1 – E – – – G E E E E E EUnionATFDexron – E – – – G E E E E E EUnionATFTypeF – E – – – G E E E E E EUnionC-2Fluid – E – – – G E E E E E EUnionC-POil – E – – – G E E E E E EUnionHydraulicOilAW – E – – – G E E E E E EUnionHydraulicTractorFluid – E – – – G E E E E E E

Univis40,HydraulicFluidon G E – – – – – E E E E –

UnleadedGasoline UreaSolution E G – E EG E E E E G –UrethaneFormulatons UricAcid Varnish X X XX-X – E G E E EGVaseline

VegetableOils G E GE – G E E E E EGVegetableOils(Hot) – – – – – – E G GG EGVersilube E E – – – – – E E E E –VersilubeF-50,F-44 G G G – GG E E E E E EVinegard G X XG X – E X GE X XVinylAcetate X X X E X – – G EG EGVinylChloride(Chloro-ethylene,Monomer) X X X X X – – G E E GX

Vital4300,5310 VitreaOils – E – – – G E E E E – –VoltEsso35 Water E E E E E E E 3 E E E EWater,(Under150°F) Water,(upto200°F) WaterGlycols WaterinOilEmulsion – – – – – G E – – – – –Water,AcidMine G X – – – – E X GG X XWater,Brine G G – – E E E X GG – –Water,Demineralized – – – – – – – – – – – –Water,Distilled G E – – E E E X E E E EWater,Fresh E E – – – – E X E E E XWater,Potable(FDATubeOnly) UseFDAHoseOnly

Water,Salt G E – – – – E X GG X XWhiskey White&BagleyNo.2190Cuttingoil G E – – – – – – – – – –

WhiteOil WhitePineOil Wines UseFDAHoseOnlyWoodAlcohol WoodOil G E – E GE E E E E E –Xenon Xylene,Xylol X E – X – G G G GG E EXylidine Zeric – E – – – G G – – – – –ZincAcetate G X – – X – G E E E E EZincCarbonate ZincChlorideSolutions E E E E E – E X GE X XZincChromate – – – E E – – – E E – –ZincHydrate – – – – – G – – – – – –ZincSulfateSolutions G G GE G – G X GE X X

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