TABLE 4.7 Continued
Maximum Te mperature
Chemical
8 F
8 C
Barium hydroxide
150
66
Barium sulfate
200
93
Barium sulfide
180
82
BenzaldehydeX
X
Benzene
XX
Benzenesulfonicacid, 10%
200
93
Benzoic acid
180
82
Benzyl alcohol
100
38
Benzyl chloride
90
32
Borax
210
99
Boric acid
200
93
Bromineg as, dry
100
38
Bromineg as, moist
100
38
Bromine, liquid
XX
Butadiene
n -Butylamine
XX
Butyl acetate
80
27
Butyl alcohol
120
49
Butyric acid
130
54
Calcium bisulfide
Calcium bisulfite
180
82
Calcium carbonate
180
82
Calcium chlorate
260
127
Calcium chloride
180
82
Calcium hydroxide, 10%
180
82
Calcium hydroxide, sat.
180
82
Calcium hypochlorite
180
82
Calcium nitrate
210
99
Calcium oxide
160
71
Calcium sulfate
250
116
Caprylic acid
220
104
Carbon bisulfide
XX
Carbon dioxide, dry
200
93
Carbon dioxide, wet
220
104
Carbon disulfide
XX
Carbon monoxide
350
177
Carbon tetrachloride
180
82
Carbonic acid
120
49
Cellosolve
140
60
Chlorine gas, dry
250
121
Chlorine gas, wet
250
121
Chlorine, liquid
XX
Chloroacetic acid
200
93
Chloroacetic acid, 50% water
150
66
Chlorobenzene
1104 3
Chloroform
XX
Chlorosulfonic acid
XX
Chromic acid, 10%
150
66
(continued)
Liquid-Applied Linings
99
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