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Asa¥IN CORNING (continued) SULPATE 80s ‘cessvuie ACID ‘Neraate, env. TABLE 7.2: METAL, CARBON, CERAMIC, RUBBER, PLASTIC AND WOOD CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS— HYDROGEN PEROXIDE (Cone) MO, BIST AMIE cy it Biren, cote ETHYL ACETATE, c. a cooct, FERRIC CHLOMIDE, Fac. sypRorLuosicic AD Hr, HYDROCARBONS [Alga PATTY ACIDG, Varo HYDROGEN GAS. He799 Comparative Resistances of Materials of Construction prey mens re eee ee sa pt Sa Ca nn a pom sents, Teele lle L ole Te fewnefeee few tebe eae reef ESE | sont rind “erowna srt 24 NOwIUNG| CORNING (continued) Ent 3 s s : s 5 : B 8 3 8 = 3 ¢ Z g B = 2 ie g : 8 z & 5 c Z 2k 5 le, | 33 é ve dod Y ; eae 20. 2 |g ls ef | § ae Bo 43 a, [Salg- dle: Se, aveds Lbs. eg oe EE aE chai oS galeey oare Sua ttseat eit eho BEE EE 4) aust Seth cusa3| a [eee Bo lieseeesueeeti eieezte 2a BEG UTES) Use eS < i eletssy | © Geely lp Eas SENOHEASSEEEeE800 Corrosion Resistant Materials Handbook sire ens 3134 9409 od tals NoBW>| DoUW RYoRoRDE Dia = STEARIC ACID, CH, (Coy COOH -SULEUR CHLORIDE, on a fom: Tos) \ x z senntrinnes wamana|mefene de geefow alee | waefanenn hee s “auMavuo ¥ Now te = * 5 See 5 vendo : = le | eee ae 3 on 7 eiaecleseds oe: et aT Na OTT 5 : oe gi sr woese| Toe [2 ; ca 45 savvy aon 22 : emg a3 Som eee 4 fr eg 7 : tds B2 reer te sa worn” 12S 7 ae Bz 7 : 8 Se eae ave ST 7 EG 28 1 ot has uaa : : eda g sag 30 : : if 8 7 Zz 2 g é 2 g = TARTAR ACID, CHOW COO (continued)Comparative Resistances of Materials of Construction 801 TABLE 7.2: METAL, CARBON, CERAMIC, RUBBER, PLASTIC AND WOOD CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS~ CORNING (continued) = fo - Unmnitetoy tas No tnfermaon cuemicats 2 SOLIDS ASSUMED IN SOL, zg ROOM TEMPERATURES ASSUMED | © UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED 2 ViTON, ASPHALTIC. BITUMASTIC E20 :)cervotose acerarte FOLVENYE CHLORIDE” Red o- Varia [CELLULOSE ‘nCETATEBUTYRATE TYGON VC 4 Copolymer fie balernvt CELLULOSE ics BUTADIENE DERIVATIVES SITRICE Rother (Chersgum FEELLULOSE NITRATE AeRYLIC thest COUMAKONE. RES! 2 slovvermyENe 1 a]SORr acesen ctw 2c] Neoprene ACETIC ACID, We, Ch, COOH ACETG ANINDRIDE cH como | ACELONE, CH, CoCH, oe ACETYL CHLORIDE, CH, COC! HYDKOXIDE, AI OH» | “ALUMS, CONC , ASO Re 50. Bs ‘tums picuré ISMINES. varus bol keue ‘AMMORIUM CARBONATE, (Wily OO, IRATE. Nik, NO. | SULFATE. INH, 5.0 1OSPHATE, (WH. PO, Bi mA extant PO |, | SULVATE Wiliaso.—f “2 ALCOHOL, C2H..08 ARSENIC ACID, HAsO : GARIUM CARBONATE, BACO. HYDROXIDE, BOW), — SULFIDE, Bas i" . inaaner sia ete oleae et lors! BOKIC ACID, HuBo, cet SROMINE, Wet Be BUFANOL, CHUOHL BUTYL ACETATE, CHCOOGH. BUTYRIC ACID, Cy iy COOH Juste cas TAUEIOW CARBONATE, CaCOr atoeaTe cao. eee CHLORIDE. cack. wereld HYDROXIDE, Cx OH, HYPOCHLORITE, Cs (OCs : SULFATE, Ca 50, ‘CARBON DIOXIDE (Dry), CO, co ee ie a (continued)802 Corrosion Resistant Materials Handbook TABLE 7.2: METAL, CARBON, CERAMIC, RUBBER, PLASTIC AND WOOD CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS— CORNING (continued) = MATERIALS MMe Good Serie 1 Moderte Servos 2 tte oe ‘Variable Seri - Untatatey CHEMICALS SOLIDS ASSUMED IN SOLN. ROOM TEMPERATURES ASSUMED. UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED BCTADIENE DERIVATIVES RITRICE Rabie Choon viTox SOFT RUBDER- Oa NEOPRENE )UTYRATE, ASPHALTIC, rTUMAsTIC CELLULOSE ACETATE CELLULOSE ACETAT Ernvi ceuiviose CObMAKONE. RESIN POLYETHYLENE. Wied & Uap POLYVINYL CHLORIDE TWGON Wt V.C & Copsimer| (iorahiroehyee" {Wing elo yee Merde USCOLITE. CP + uyeenacyon PENTON (Cusiaatt Polpeter) TAEBON DEULFIDE CS CARBON TETRACHLORIDE (Mois) COL. (CHLORACETIC ACID, CICH.CO.M StiLonie Aclb, HCO. Te CELLULOSE BITRATE FE] ACRYLIC taste Pleas) CHLORINE (DRY). Ch Wet, Cl (CHLOROBENZENE, C. H. Cl ‘CHROMIC: ACID, Cr Oy ae ‘COPPER CHLORIDE, Cu Cl oS CYANIDE, CHEN SURATE CO. rife ele ee ol keer = SULFATE Or 50, cresvuic ACID DICHLORETHANE, Cs Ha Cu DIPHENYL, CaHaCale ETHERS, Vanou ETHYL ACETATE, C, Hy COOCHS on SULFATE, FeSO, TRE Kee GLYCEROL. CH, OH.CHOH CH, OH MYDMOMOMIC ACID, He HYDROCHLORIC ACID. (Ooms) HCL aly (continued)Comparative Resistances of Materials of Construction 803 ‘TABLE 7.2: METAL, CARBON, CERAMIC, RUBBER, PLASTIC AND WOOD CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS— CORNING (continued) a Tia oe Ua {Ving erie, yee chloride cuesicats SOLIDS ASSUMED IN SOLN. ROOM TEMPERATURES ASSUMED UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED. YUINYL CHLORIDE, ‘Jeettutose ‘seerateectyRaTE IRITRILE” Rothe (Cherigum ‘Jetuve cent ciose, tvoos rv. c.-& Copsiyment -|Certotose acetare SARAN CELLULOSE RVRATE ACRYLIC those Pe JCOUMAKONE. RESINS feouveruviENe TRDROCARDORS TAROT = HYDROGEN GAS, als HYDROGEN PERORIDE (Cone), Hy O- s en oe AHYOROCER SUCRE DT HS - (we 1ODINE. 1. Wet “KEXOSERE eee TACTIC ACID, CH, CHONCOOH oes EAD acetate, Paci COO TRESTUM-CRCORIDE, MgC ea mew wroxompe, MeOH |x + SULPATE, Mg 80. aoe MALEIC ACID, GOs H Cy He COs H Cr HCH CRON COAT MEKCURIC CHLORIDE, Hy Ch : MERCURY. He MIETHANDL. Cane, CHLOH. Di = METHYL CHLORIDE, Cit 7 MlcKeL CHLOMIDE, Ne Ch. : SO SOURATE: $ NTO ITRATING ACID OD Ho ea Ne Be SO 2s Nee Hino : . Te Ta + = NETWIC ACID, Cate, HNO. I1KOUENZENE Cz Ne NOs FIN, DLC ACID, cr Hw cHoMcHcom — fo oox| sloxs |e ole e OXALIC ACID, €0, 4 COs H ' PRENOL (Cove) Co OW ly PHOSPHORIC ACID (100%), HPO. oon to PROSPRORIC ACID @45% Ca) ROMS NEID eas) = + ANHYDRIDE, Dry or Mois , (HALIC ANHYDRIDE, C.H, (COvO x 5 * = PICRIC ACID, Sa, HO. Hy ONO. : 7 Bo POTASSIUM BROMIDE, KBe so. i wT CARBONATE, Ku OO. es (continued)804 Corrosion Resistant Materials Handbook TABLE 7,2: METAL, CARBON, CERAMIC, RUBBER, PLASTIC AND WOOD CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS— ‘CORNING (continued) a 5 k Hl soe dk El, PHY [ Ha felhh Bel fa ee a EEGEE Seales eh cumens (ded fesgggdzses de souws isemedinsoun, (See © BEYER Eure® 4 CMuESS Ommenwise STATED. (25 REPEEPEE EEE FoR TA suede: bescesdecde f_ Siatog cc Beek aeerelfe| = frouse'ton "lc fox ft eae Eg beee 2 e Tt Simoes Eis Bang 4 soeeeea iepesee lg fe |s EE he EARDONATE, Nn CO, efsatdeyad S]etesil|Se a\sict alsaie 2 Gusoners, edecee lee es ea 7 Srattoe ce iste poets lege eemelcicleales ears geep soe te arr RaonoUE, moe _f Bn ae eee eer geet a/c (continued)Comparative Resistances of Materials of Construction 805 ‘TABLE 7.2: METAL, CARBON, CERAMIC, RUBBER, PLASTIC AND WOOD CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS— CORNING (continued) MATERIALS 2} Moderate Sere Unter, Mod Phenais w. senor) ees read ‘MOLDED PHENOL FORMALDERYDE a] PHENOL FURFURAL. PLASTICS. ‘CHEMICALS. ‘SOLIDS ASSUMED LN SOLN. ROOM TENIPERATURES ASSUMED UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED i F | H R i$ E VINYL CHLORIDE. ACETATES CAST PHENOL FORMALDEHYDE. UREA FORMALDEHYDE CASEIN PLASTICS =a] EPOXY RESINS co 1 | FURANE RESINS Haver 61. Doraln £ 1 | viwviiDeNe cHLontbes 72] siuicoNe resins =i eveness » idem + t]ReowooD, SHELLAC COMPOUNDS * W ORGANIC POLYSULFIDES J 6 oe] POLYSTYRENE (Siren) ACETIC ACID, 00%, Git COOH ACEC ACID, Die CET ANHYDAIDE, (CH, CONO ACETYL CHLORIDE, Ci CoCr LOMINUM CHLORIDE, Alc, SULFATE, Al, 80, 7 . (ALUOMISS CONG Altos Ks sociwe ye | eeeee | agen Saeees | CE mn ite coc ‘AMMONIUM CARBONATE, WH COT, 241 y yal Ghloxibe. si ch ES ea RUMALL. Ml. BO. PERSULEATE: Ni, 5, PHOSPHATE, (NH PO, AT Hat POs SULFATE INH. pore ch ANTIMONY TRICHLORIDE, SL ARSENIC ACID, HAsO. . YDKOXIDE, BOW, 5 SULFIDE, Bas TTT hee BENZENE, C2 He ofoT-ak fre ‘BORAX, Rakion aay BOKIC ACID, 1180. BUTANOL, Calioll BUIYL ACETATE, CHCOOCH: soye BUT YIUC ACID, Cs fe COOH is AISLE Cis CALCIUM CARBONATE, Cac, = Guconibe, cx. xeanle — x4 e1om, HYPOCHLOMITE. Ca (OO. SULFATE, Cx 50. 4 | ee ta coy |x s ee[x x eafe x xy (continued)805 Corrosion Resistant Materials Handbook TABLE 7.2: METAL, CARBON, CERAMIC, RUBBER, PLASTIC AND WOOD CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS— CORNING (continued) ‘ORMALDEHY DE cueucats SOLIDS ASSUMED IN SOL. ROOM TEMPERATURES ASSUMED UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED STYRENE non! £ S[tisvupene cuLoRioes “FEST FORANE RESINS. Have 61, Dural SILICONE Ri ORGANIC POLYSULFIDES YL CHLORIDE ACETATES URE® FORMALDEHYDE CASEIN. PLASTICS evPRESS Fin MAPLE FeDwooD, rr PINE TARDON DISULFIDE, Cie CARBON TETRACHLORIDE (Mos) CO. MONIC ACID, HC ° TLORINE (DRM, Che rs oe ewes Cl : CHLOROBENZENE, Cx He Cl ° ‘GiuLoKoroRM, chick. Shnowte acib. Cr Os ae CopreR cHLoRive, Gu c, - x eee VANIDE, CvENY Baer terr sen Sener aT $ DICHLORETHANE, Ce He Cle DIETIOCLAMISE iG th Nit 3 1 SHELLAC COMPOUNDS | cast PHENOL F wr clement FURFURAL PLASTICS ETHERS, Vanou eof -—[-- ox ETHYL ACETATE, Cy He COOH sojeie > ask de enue ChESKBE Geo — Tivumecuoonmmacwon | -|- | - Se Clentoupn Cnt On Es ; ‘Oxon OOH p= —: parry scans Vinee Ba A Pointe ‘Sutoathe nce, Ae State rete vanuous Cntonings Fock ae strates Feo, Re “FoRDEMDE cu ; Powe nclD, Heo a tt Aca, con, cacoon ~GRSOCIRES we CavcusuL, Chr on.cHoM Hs On : Petersen str are ‘a - Dy ow vDKOCTANC ACI, (me) NCW Tron rrooRe Heese] Camano one) A ypeoruveaitiic A Ni tivomucaxpuns stem : (continued)Comparative Resistances of Materials of Construction 807 TABLE 7.2: METAL, CARBON, CERAMIC, RUBBER, PLASTIC AND WOOD CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS CORNING (continued) Five Feanet Downey CAST PHENOL FORMALDEHYDE =a ‘CHEMICALS. SOLIDS ASSUMED IN SOLN. ROOM TEMPERATURES ASSUMED UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED MOLDED PHESOL FORMALDERYDE PHENOL FURFURAL PLASTICS UREA FORMALDEHYDE. RAvEG 41 (Mod Poenhie » mbein) =| casein rLasmics SHELLAC COMPOURES ORGANIC POLYSULFIDES POLYSTYRENE irom) MISYLIDENE CHLORIDES TIRYL CH NERESITE tahee! loceuidehye) ErokY RESINS FORANE RESINS Haver 61, Duron SILICONE RESINS PERMANITE (Piven. 6} CRESS FR OAK REDWOOD, TROCARTORE ROT See MYDKOGHN PEROXIDE (Conc Hy Os “WrOROGER SUCRE HS} ovine. Wa : foot, Cie st “REROSERE et ON HXDKOXIDE, Me (Om ‘SULPATE: My 30. MALLIC ACW. CO. Cel COs It Cor Cr MEXCURIC CHLOMIDE, Hy, Cle MERCURY, He pa METHYL CHLOMIDE, Cal CL RickeL CiMOMIDL MC, WSO. NHIKAHING ACID Dif Hay ere nat NETWUC ACID, Cans, HNO. UTROUENZENE. Ca Me NO. ‘RTTROUS Kew TING OLEIC ACID, ce Hy CHEMEHA COAL OXALIC ACID, CO, H CO. PAENOL ane) Ce Me OH ae PHOSPHORIC ACID (100%, HPO. PROSPRORIC ACD 65% Cad calor 7 iOS eID fast) = ne ale ANHYDRIDE, Dey Mout PiRTHATIC ANHYDRIDE, C. He (CO © PICKIC ACID, Sota. MOC. He (MON POTASSIUM ONDE Ki (continued)808 Corrosion Resistant Materials Handbook TABLE 7. METAL, CARBON, CERAMIC, RUBBER, PLASTIC AND WOOD CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS ‘CORNING (continued) CHEMICALS SOLIDS ASSUMED IN SOL. ROOM TEMPERATURES ASSUMED UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED THINTE CHLOMDE ACETATES Henesrre inna fray PHENOL FURFURAL PLASTICS {SRELCAC COMPOUNDS UINYLIDENE CHLORIDES. 2 icine x cr 0. fvowooe. kon | HvoKOxIbE Tose) Ei Hvrosut rate METRATE. Re NOT 7 peeaee PEROXIDE. Nas O> PHOSPHATE: Cr Ma, PO. 2 Sica Bas, SULFATE Reso rs xa] Stannous CHLOMIOE, Ss STEANIC ACID, Ch (Ci. COOM 7 7 ie ote 5.64 ‘BIONIDE went Oe een oe Sa 2 fen 38) ca SULEURYL ciLombe, $0 Ck Bi ae TARTARIC ACID" CHOW COOH ‘TRICKLORETHYLENE, Dry, C. CCL : a ATER Fk Ne CooutDa 22 Ge sf [F- fe J oS suupara in $0, peewee erie late Burson 5 wou be he peared Torna