TABLE 4.5
Compatibility of Epoxy with Selected Corrodents
Maximum Te mperature
Chemical
8 F
8 C
Acetaldehyde
150
66
Acetamide
90
32
Acetic acid,10%
190
88
Acetic acid,50%
1104 3
Acetic acid,80%
1104 3
Acetic anhydride
XX
Acetone
1104 3
Acetyl chloride
XX
Acrylic acid
XX
Acrylonitrile
90
32
Adipic acid
250
121
Allyla lcohol
XX
Allylc hloride
140
60
Alum3 00
149
Aluminumchloride, aq. 1%
300
149
Aluminumchloride, dry
90
32
Aluminumfluoride1 80
82
Aluminumhydroxide
180
82
Aluminumnitrate2 50
121
Aluminumsulfate
300
149
Ammonia gas, dry2 10
99
Ammonium bifluoride9 03 2
Ammonium carbonate
140
60
Ammonium chloride, sat.
180
82
Ammonium fluoride, 25%
150
66
Ammonium hydroxide, 25%
140
60
Ammonium hydroxide, sat.1 50
66
Ammonium nitrate, 25%
250
121
Ammonium persulfate
250
121
Ammonium phosphate
140
60
Ammonium sulfate, 10–40%
300
149
Ammonium sulfite
100
38
Amyl acetate
80
27
Amyl alcohol
140
60
Amyl chloride8 02 7
Aniline
150
66
Antimony trichloride1 80
82
Aqua regia, 3:1
XX
Barium carbonate
240
116
Barium sulfide
300
149
Barium chloride
250
121
Barium hydroxide, 10%
200
93
Barium sulfate
250
121
BenzaldehydeX
X
Benzene
160
71
Benzenesulfonic acid, 10%
160
71
Benzoic acid
200
93
Benzyl alcohol
XX
(continued)
Liquid-Applied Linings
89
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