TABLE 7.10 Continued
Cellosolveacetate
G
Chloric acid, 20%
U
Chlorine, dry
G
Chlorine water
U
Chromium chloride
U
Chromium sulfate solution
U
Copper chloride solution
U
Decyl acrylate
G
Diamylamine
G
Dibutylamine
G
Dibutyl cellosolve
G
Dibutyl phthalate
G
Dichloroethyl ether
G
Diethylene glycolG
Dipropylene glycol
G
Ethanol
G
Ethyl acetate
G
Ethyl acrylate
G
Ethyl amine, 69%
G
N -Ethyl butylamine
G
2-Ethyl butyric acid
G
Ethyl ether
G
Ethyl hexanol
G
Fluorine, dry,pure
G
Formaldehyde
G
Fruitjuices
S
Hexanol
G
Hexylamine
G
Hexylene glycol
G
Hydrochloric acid
U
Hydrogen peroxide
S
Iodine, gas
U
Isohexanol
G
Isooctanol
G
Isopropyl ether
G
Lead sulfateU
Lead sulfite
S
Magnesium carbonate
S
Magnesium chloride, 42.5%U
Magnesium fluoride
G
Magnesium hydroxide, sat.
S
Magnesium sulfate
2% Solution
S
10% Solution
U
Methyl amyl alcohol
G
Methyl ethyl ketone
G
Methyl propyl ketone
G
Methyl isobutyl ketoneG
Nickel ammoniums ulfate
U
Nickel chloride
U
Nickel sulfate
S
Nitric acid
U
Nitrogen, dry,pure
G
Nonylphenol
G
Oxygen
Dry,pure
G
Moist
U
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