TABLE 6.21 Continued
Maximum Te mperature
Chemical
8 F
8 C
Chlorosulfonic acid
1104 3
Chromic acid, 10%
220
104
Chromic acid, 50%
250
121
Chromyl chloride
1104 3
Citric acid, 15%
250
121
Citric acid, conc.
250
121
Copper acetate
250
121
Copper carbonate
250
121
Copper chloride
280
138
Copper cyanide
280
138
Copper sulfate
280
138
Cresol
210
99
Cupric chloride, 5%
270
132
Cupric chloride, 50%
270
132
Cyclohexane2 50
121
Cyclohexanol
210
99
Dichloroacetic acid
120
49
Dichloroethane (ethylene dichloride)
280
138
Ethylene glycol
280
138
Ferric chloride
280
138
Ferric chloride, 50% in water
280
138
Ferrous chloride
280
138
Ferrous nitrate
280
138
Ferrous nitrate, 10–50%
280
138
Fluorine gas, dry
80
27
Fluorine gas, moist
80
27
Hydrobromic acid, dil.
260
127
Hydrobromic acid, 20%
280
138
Hydrobromic acid, 50%
280
138
Hydrochloric acid, 20%
280
138
Hydrochloric acid, 38%
280
138
Hydrocyanic acid, 10%
280
138
Hydrofluoric acid, 30%
260
127
Hydrofluoric acid, 70%
200
93
Hydrofluoric acid, 100%
200
93
Hypochlorous acid
280
138
Iodine solution, 10%
250
121
Ketones, general
1104 3
Lactic acid, 25%
130
54
Lactic acid, conc.
1104 3
Magnesium chloride
280
138
Malic acid
250
121
Manganese chloride2 80
138
Methyl chloride
XX
Methyl ethyl ketone
XX
Methyl isobutyl ketone
1104 3
Muriatic acid
280
138
(continued)
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