Chemical Compatibility Reference Chart
Chemical Compatibility Reference ChartPVCPVC (Polyvinyl chloride) Chemical Compatibility Chart: Check the chemical compatibility ofPolyvinyl chloride / PVC with various chemicals, solvents, alcohols and other products.ChemicalCompatibilityAcetaldehydeD-Severe EffectAcetamideD-Severe EffectAcetate SolventD-Severe EffectAcetic AcidD-Severe EffectAcetic Acid 20%D-Severe EffectAcetic Acid 80%C-FairAcetic Acid, GlacialD-Severe EffectAcetic AnhydrideD-Severe EffectAcetoneD-Severe EffectAcetyl BromideD-Severe EffectAcetyl Chloride odAdipic AcidA2-ExcellentAlcohols: AmylA2-ExcellentAlcohols: BenzylD-Severe EffectAlcohols: ButylA2-ExcellentAlcohols: DiacetoneB1-GoodAlcohols: EthylC-FairAlcohols: HexylA2-ExcellentAlcohols: IsobutylA1-ExcellentAlcohols: IsopropylA1-ExcellentAlcohols: MethylA1-ExcellentAlcohols: OctylN/AAlcohols: PropylA1-ExcellentAluminum ChlorideA2-ExcellentAluminum Chloride 20%A1-ExcellentAluminum FluorideA2-ExcellentAluminum HydroxideA2-ExcellentAluminum NitrateB2-GoodAluminum Potassium Sulfate 10%A2-Excellent
Aluminum Potassium Sulfate 100%A2-ExcellentAluminum SulfateA2-ExcellentAlumsN/AAminesD-Severe EffectAmmonia 10%B1-GoodAmmonia NitrateB-GoodAmmonia, anhydrousA2-ExcellentAmmonia, liquidA1-ExcellentAmmonium AcetateA-ExcellentAmmonium BifluorideA2-ExcellentAmmonium CarbonateA2-ExcellentAmmonium CaseinateN/AAmmonium ChlorideA2-ExcellentAmmonium HydroxideA-ExcellentAmmonium NitrateA2-ExcellentAmmonium OxalateA-ExcellentAmmonium PersulfateA2-ExcellentAmmonium Phosphate, DibasicA2-ExcellentAmmonium Phosphate, MonobasicA-ExcellentAmmonium Phosphate, TribasicA-ExcellentAmmonium SulfateA2-ExcellentAmmonium SulfiteA2-ExcellentAmmonium ThiosulfateN/AAmyl AcetateD-Severe EffectAmyl AlcoholA2-ExcellentAmyl ChlorideD-Severe EffectAnilineC1-FairAniline HydrochlorideB2-GoodAntifreezeA-ExcellentAntimony TrichlorideA2-ExcellentAqua Regia (80% HCl, 20% HNO3)C1-FairArochlor 1248N/AAromatic HydrocarbonsD-Severe EffectArsenic AcidA1-ExcellentArsenic SaltsA-ExcellentAsphaltA2-ExcellentBarium CarbonateA2-ExcellentBarium ChlorideA1-Excellent
Barium CyanideD-Severe EffectBarium HydroxideA2-ExcellentBarium NitrateA-ExcellentBarium SulfateB1-GoodBarium SulfideA2-ExcellentBeerA2-ExcellentBeet Sugar LiquidsA2-ExcellentBenzaldehydeD-Severe EffectBenzeneC1-FairBenzene Sulfonic AcidA-ExcellentBenzoic AcidA-ExcellentBleaching LiquorsA1-ExcellentBorax (Sodium Borate)A1-ExcellentBoric AcidA2-ExcellentBrewery Butanol (Butyl l AmineD-Severe EffectButyl EtherA2-ExcellentButyl PhthalateN/AButylacetateD-Severe EffectButyleneA1-ExcellentButyric AcidB1-GoodCalcium BisulfateN/ACalcium BisulfideA2-ExcellentCalcium BisulfiteB-GoodCalcium CarbonateA2-ExcellentCalcium ChlorateB2-GoodCalcium ChlorideC-FairCalcium HydroxideB-GoodCalcium HypochloriteB1-GoodCalcium NitrateA2-ExcellentCalcium OxideB-Good
Calcium SulfateB2-GoodCalgonN/ACane JuiceA1-ExcellentCarbolic Acid (Phenol)D-Severe EffectCarbon BisulfideD-Severe EffectCarbon Dioxide (dry)A2-ExcellentCarbon Dioxide (wet)A1-ExcellentCarbon DisulfideD-Severe EffectCarbon MonoxideA2-ExcellentCarbon TetrachlorideD-Severe EffectCarbon Tetrachloride (dry)N/ACarbon Tetrachloride (wet)N/ACarbonated WaterA-ExcellentCarbonic AcidA2-ExcellentCatsupA-ExcellentChloric AcidA2-ExcellentChlorinated GlueN/AChlorine (dry)D-Severe EffectChlorine WaterA2-ExcellentChlorine, Anhydrous LiquidD-Severe EffectChloroacetic AcidB1-GoodChlorobenzene (Mono)D-Severe EffectChlorobromomethaneD-Severe EffectChloroformD-Severe EffectChlorosulfonic AcidD-Severe EffectChocolate SyrupN/AChromic Acid 10%A2-ExcellentChromic Acid 30%A1-ExcellentChromic Acid 5%A2-ExcellentChromic Acid 50%D-Severe EffectChromium SaltsA-ExcellentCiderA-ExcellentCitric AcidB2-GoodCitric OilsN/ACloroxr (Bleach)A-ExcellentCoffeeN/ACopper ChlorideA1-ExcellentCopper CyanideA2-Excellent
Copper FluoborateA-ExcellentCopper NitrateA2-ExcellentCopper Sulfate 5%A2-ExcellentCopper Sulfate 5%A2-ExcellentCreamN/ACresolsD-Severe EffectCresylic AcidD-Severe EffectCupric AcidA2-ExcellentCyanic AcidN/ACyclohexaneD-Severe EffectCyclohexanoneD-Severe EffectDetergentsA-ExcellentDiacetone AlcoholD-Severe EffectDichlorobenzeneD-Severe EffectDichloroethaneD-Severe EffectDiesel FuelA1-ExcellentDiethyl EtherD-Severe EffectDiethylamineD-Severe EffectDiethylene GlycolC1-FairDimethyl AnilineD-Severe EffectDimethyl FormamideD-Severe EffectDiphenylN/ADiphenyl OxideD-Severe EffectDyesB-GoodEpsom Salts (Magnesium rEthanolamineD-Severe EffectEtherD-Severe EffectEthyl AcetateD-Severe EffectEthyl BenzoateD-Severe EffectEthyl ChlorideD-Severe EffectEthyl EtherD-Severe EffectEthyl SulfateN/AEthylene BromideD-Severe EffectEthylene ChlorideD-Severe EffectEthylene ChlorohydrinD-Severe Effect
Ethylene DiamineD-Severe EffectEthylene DichlorideD-Severe EffectEthylene GlycolA-ExcellentEthylene OxideD-Severe EffectFatty AcidsA-ExcellentFerric ChlorideA-ExcellentFerric NitrateA-ExcellentFerric SulfateA-ExcellentFerrous ChlorideA-ExcellentFerrous SulfateA-ExcellentFluoboric AcidA-ExcellentFluorineD-Severe EffectFluosilicic AcidD-Severe EffectFormaldehyde 100%A-ExcellentFormaldehyde 40%A-ExcellentFormic AcidA1-ExcellentFreon 113B-GoodFreon 12A2-ExcellentFreon 22A-ExcellentFreon TFB-GoodFreonr 11A2-ExcellentFruit JuiceA-ExcellentFuel OilsA2-ExcellentFuran ResinA-ExcellentFurfuralD-Severe EffectGallic AcidB-GoodGasoline (high-aromatic)A-ExcellentGasoline, leaded, ref.B-GoodGasoline, e, P.V.A.C-FairGlycerinA-ExcellentGlycolic AcidB-GoodGold MonocyanideN/AGrape JuiceA-ExcellentGreaseA-Excellent
ic Oil (Petro)A-ExcellentHydraulic Oil (Synthetic)A-ExcellentHydrazineN/AHydrobromic Acid 100%A1-ExcellentHydrobromic Acid 20%B2-GoodHydrochloric Acid 100%D-Severe EffectHydrochloric Acid 20%A2-ExcellentHydrochloric Acid 37%B-GoodHydrochloric Acid, Dry GasA2-ExcellentHydrocyanic AcidB-GoodHydrocyanic Acid (Gas 10%)A-ExcellentHydrofluoric Acid 100%C-FairHydrofluoric Acid 20%B-GoodHydrofluoric Acid 50%B1-GoodHydrofluoric Acid 75%C-FairHydrofluosilicic Acid 100%B1-GoodHydrofluosilicic Acid 20%A2-ExcellentHydrogen GasA2-ExcellentHydrogen Peroxide 10%A1-ExcellentHydrogen Peroxide 100%A-ExcellentHydrogen Peroxide 30%A1-ExcellentHydrogen Peroxide 50%A1-ExcellentHydrogen Sulfide (aqua)B1-GoodHydrogen Sulfide (dry)A2-ExcellentHydroquinoneB-GoodHydroxyacetic Acid 70%D-Severe EffectInkC-FairIodineA-ExcellentIodine (in ExcellentIsopropyl AcetateD-Severe EffectIsopropyl EtherB-Good
IsotaneA-ExcellentJet Fuel (JP3, JP4, JP5)C-FairKeroseneA2-ExcellentKetonesD-Severe EffectLacquer ThinnersD-Severe EffectLacquersD-Severe EffectLactic AcidB1-GoodLardA1-ExcellentLatexN/ALead AcetateB-GoodLead NitrateA2-ExcellentLead SulfamateB-GoodLigroinN/ALimeB-GoodLinoleic AcidA2-ExcellentLithium ChlorideD-Severe EffectLithium HydroxideN/ALubricantsB2-GoodLye: Ca(OH)2 Calcium HydroxideB2-GoodLye: KOH Potassium HydroxideB-GoodLye: NaOH Sodium HydroxideA-ExcellentMagnesium BisulfateA2-ExcellentMagnesium CarbonateB-GoodMagnesium ChlorideB-GoodMagnesium HydroxideA2-ExcellentMagnesium NitrateA2-ExcellentMagnesium OxideN/AMagnesium Sulfate (Epsom Salts)A1-ExcellentMaleic AcidA2-ExcellentMaleic AnhydrideN/AMalic AcidA2-ExcellentManganese SulfateC-FairMashN/AMayonnaiseD-Severe EffectMelamineD-Severe EffectMercuric Chloride (dilute)A-ExcellentMercuric CyanideA-ExcellentMercurous NitrateA-Excellent
MercuryA-ExcellentMethaneB-GoodMethanol (Methyl Alcohol)A1-ExcellentMethyl AcetateD-Severe EffectMethyl AcetoneD-Severe EffectMethyl AcrylateN/AMethyl Alcohol 10%A1-ExcellentMethyl BromideD-Severe EffectMethyl Butyl KetoneA-ExcellentMethyl CellosolveD-Severe EffectMethyl ChlorideD-Severe EffectMethyl DichlorideA-ExcellentMethyl Ethyl KetoneD-Severe EffectMethyl Ethyl Ketone PeroxideN/AMethyl Isobutyl KetoneD-Severe EffectMethyl Isopropyl KetoneD-Severe EffectMethyl MethacrylateA-ExcellentMethylamineD-Severe EffectMethylene ChlorideD-Severe EffectMilkA2-ExcellentMineral tic acidN/AMonoethanolamineD-Severe EffectMorpholineN/AMotor neD-Severe EffectNatural GasA-ExcellentNickel ChlorideA-ExcellentNickel NitrateA-ExcellentNickel SulfateA-ExcellentNitrating Acid ( 15% HNO3)D-Severe EffectNitrating Acid ( 15% H2SO4)D-Severe EffectNitrating Acid (S1% Acid)D-Severe EffectNitrating Acid (S15% H2SO4)D-Severe EffectNitric Acid (20%)A1-Excellent
Nitric Acid (50%)B1-GoodNitric Acid (5-10%)A1-ExcellentNitric Acid (Concentrated)B1-GoodNitrobenzeneD-Severe EffectNitrogen FertilizerN/ANitromethaneB2-GoodNitrous AcidA-ExcellentNitrous OxideA-ExcellentOils: AnilineD-Severe EffectOils: CastorA-ExcellentOils: CinnamonD-Severe EffectOils: CitricB-GoodOils: CloveN/AOils: CoconutA1-ExcellentOils: Cod LiverA1-ExcellentOils: CornB-GoodOils: CottonseedB2-GoodOils: CreosoteC-FairOils: Diesel Fuel (20, 30, 40, 50)B-GoodOils: Fuel (1, 2, 3, 5A, 5B, 6)A2-ExcellentOils: GingerN/AOils: Hydraulic Oil (Petro)A-ExcellentOils: Hydraulic Oil (Synthetic)A-ExcellentOils: LemonN/AOils: LinseedA2-ExcellentOils: MineralB-GoodOils: OliveC-FairOils: OrangeC1-FairOils: PalmA-ExcellentOils: PeanutA1-ExcellentOils: PeppermintN/AOils: PineD-Severe EffectOils: RapeseedN/AOils: RosinC1-FairOils: Sesame SeedA-ExcellentOils: SiliconeA-ExcellentOils: SoybeanA1-ExcellentOils: Sperm (whale)N/A
Oils: TanningN/AOils: TransformerB-GoodOils: TurbineA1-ExcellentOleic AcidC2-FairOleum 100%D-Severe EffectOleum 25%D-Severe EffectOxalic Acid (cold)B-GoodOzoneB-GoodPalmitic ric PetroleumN/APhenol (10%)C1-FairPhenol (Carbolic Acid)D-Severe EffectPhosphoric Acid ( 40%)B-GoodPhosphoric Acid (crude)B2-GoodPhosphoric Acid (molten)D-Severe EffectPhosphoric Acid (S40%)B-GoodPhosphoric Acid AnhydrideN/APhosphorusA1-ExcellentPhosphorus TrichlorideD-Severe EffectPhotographic DeveloperA-ExcellentPhotographic SolutionsA-ExcellentPhthalic AcidN/APhthalic AnhydrideD-Severe EffectPicric AcidD-Severe EffectPlating Solutions, Antimony Plating 130 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions, Arsenic Plating 110 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions (Brass): High-Speed Brass Bath 110 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions (Brass): Regular Brass Bath 100 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions (Bronze): Cu-Cd Bronze Bath R.T.A-ExcellentPlating Solutions (Bronze): Cu-Sn Bronze Bath 160 FD-Severe EffectPlating Solutions (Bronze): Cu-Zn Bronze Bath 100 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions (Cadmium): Cyanide Bath 90 FA-Excellent
Plating Solutions (Cadmium): Fluoborate Bath 100 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions, (Chromium): Barrel Chrome Bath 95 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions, (Chromium): Black Chrome Bath 115 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions, (Chromium): Chromic-Sulfuric Bath 130 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions, (Chromium): Fluoride Bath 130 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions, (Chromium): Fluosilicate Bath 95 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions, Copper Plating (Acid): Copper Fluoborate Bath 120 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions, Copper Plating (Acid): Copper Sulfate Bath R.T.A-ExcellentPlating Solutions, Copper Plating (Cyanide): Copper Strike Bath 120 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions, Copper Plating (Cyanide): High-Speed Bath 180 FD-Severe EffectPlating Solutions, Copper Plating (Cyanide): Rochelle Salt Bath 150 FD-Severe EffectPlating Solutions, Copper Plating (Misc): Copper (Electroless)A-ExcellentPlating Solutions, Copper Plating (Misc): Copper PyrophosphateA-ExcellentPlating Solutions (Gold): Acid 75 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions (Gold): Cyanide 150 FD-Severe EffectPlating Solutions (Gold): Neutral 75 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions, Indium Sulfamate Plating R.T.A-ExcellentPlating Solutions (Iron): Ferrous Am Sulfate Bath 150 FD-Severe EffectPlating Solutions (Iron): Ferrous Chloride Bath 190 FD-Severe EffectPlating Solutions (Iron): Ferrous Sulfate Bath 150 FD-Severe EffectPlating Solutions (Iron): Fluoborate Bath 145 FD-Severe EffectPlating Solutions (Iron): Sulfamate 140 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions (Iron): Sulfate-Chloride Bath 160 FD-Severe EffectPlating Solutions, Lead Fluoborate PlatingA-ExcellentPlating Solutions, (Nickel): Electroless 200 FD-Severe EffectPlating Solutions, (Nickel): Fluoborate 100-170 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions, (Nickel): High-Chloride 130-160 FD-Severe EffectPlating Solutions, (Nickel): Sulfamate 100-140 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions, (Nickel): Watts Type 115-160 FD-Severe EffectPlating Solutions (Rhodium) 120 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions, (Silver) 80-120 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions, Tin-Fluoborate Plating 100 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions, Tin-Lead Plating 100 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions (Zinc): Acid Chloride 140 FA-ExcellentPlating Solutions (Zinc): Acid Fluoborate Bath R.T.A-ExcellentPlating Solutions (Zinc): Acid Sulfate Bath 150 FD-Severe EffectPlating Solutions (Zinc): Alkaline Cyanide Bath R.T.A-ExcellentPotash (Potassium Carbonate)A-Excellent
Potassium BicarbonateA-ExcellentPotassium BromideA-ExcellentPotassium ChlorateA-ExcellentPotassium ChlorideA-ExcellentPotassium ChromateA-ExcellentPotassium Cyanide SolutionsA-ExcellentPotassium DichromateA-ExcellentPotassium FerricyanideA-ExcellentPotassium FerrocyanideA-ExcellentPotassium Hydroxide (Caustic Potash)A1-ExcellentPotassium HypochloriteB1-GoodPotassium IodideA2-ExcellentPotassium NitrateA-ExcellentPotassium OxalateN/APotassium PermanganateA1-ExcellentPotassium SulfateA2-ExcellentPotassium SulfideA2-ExcellentPropane (liquefied)A1-ExcellentPropyleneB1-GoodPropylene GlycolC1-FairPyridineD-Severe EffectPyrogallic xcellentRust InhibitorsN/ASalad DressingsN/ASalicylic AcidB1-GoodSalt Brine (NaCl saturated)A-ExcellentSea WaterA2-ExcellentSiliconeA-ExcellentSilver BromideN/ASilver NitrateA1-ExcellentSoap SolutionsA-ExcellentSoda Ash (see Sodium Carbonate)A-ExcellentSodium AcetateB1-GoodSodium AluminateN/ASodium BenzoateB1-Good
Sodium BicarbonateA2-ExcellentSodium BisulfateA2-ExcellentSodium BisulfiteA2-ExcellentSodium Borate (Borax)A2-ExcellentSodium BromideB2-GoodSodium CarbonateA2-ExcellentSodium ChlorateA1-ExcellentSodium ChlorideA2-ExcellentSodium ChromateN/ASodium CyanideA2-ExcellentSodium FerrocyanideA-ExcellentSodium FluorideA2-ExcellentSodium HydrosulfiteC-FairSodium Hydroxide (20%)A-ExcellentSodium Hydroxide (50%)A-ExcellentSodium Hydroxide (80%)A-ExcellentSodium Hypochlorite ( 20%)A-ExcellentSodium Hypochlorite (100%)B-GoodSodium HyposulfateN/ASodium MetaphosphateA-ExcellentSodium MetasilicateA-ExcellentSodium NitrateA2-ExcellentSodium PerborateA2-ExcellentSodium PeroxideB2-GoodSodium PolyphosphateA1-ExcellentSodium SilicateA2-ExcellentSodium SulfateA2-ExcellentSodium SulfideA2-ExcellentSodium SulfiteA2-ExcellentSodium TetraborateA2-ExcellentSodium Thiosulfate (hypo)A2-ExcellentStannic ChlorideA2-ExcellentStannic FluoborateN/AStannous ChlorideA1-ExcellentStarchA-ExcellentStearic AcidB2-GoodStoddard SolventC1-Fair
StyreneD-Severe EffectSugar (Liquids)N/ASulfate (Liquors)B-GoodSulfur ChlorideC1-FairSulfur DioxideA1-ExcellentSulfur Dioxide (dry)A2-ExcellentSulfur HexafluorideB-GoodSulfur TrioxideA-ExcellentSulfur Trioxide (dry)A1-ExcellentSulfuric Acid ( 10%)A1-ExcellentSulfuric Acid (10-75%)A1-ExcellentSulfuric Acid (75-100%)D-Severe EffectSulfuric Acid (cold concentrated)D-Severe EffectSulfuric Acid (hot concentrated)D-Severe EffectSulfurous AcidA2-ExcellentTannic AcidA1-ExcellentTanning LiquorsA1-ExcellentTartaric ethyleneD-Severe EffectTetrahydrofuranD-Severe EffectTin SaltsA-ExcellentToluene (Toluol)D-Severe EffectTomato JuiceA-ExcellentTrichloroacetic Severe e EffectTriethylamineB-GoodTrisodium PhosphateA-ExcellentTurpentineD-Severe EffectUreaD-Severe EffectUric AcidA-ExcellentUrineA-ExcellentVarnishD-Severe EffectVegetable JuiceN/A
VinegarB-GoodVinyl AcetateD-Severe EffectVinyl ChlorideD-Severe EffectWater, Acid, MineB-GoodWater, DeionizedA2-ExcellentWater, DistilledA2-ExcellentWater, FreshB-GoodWater, SaltB-GoodWeed KillersN/AWheyN/AWhiskey & WinesA2-ExcellentWhite Liquor (Pulp Mill)A2-ExcellentWhite Water (Paper Mill)A-ExcellentXyleneD-Severe EffectZinc ChlorideB-GoodZinc HydrosulfiteN/AZinc SulfateA2-ExcellentExplanation of Footnotes1.Satisfactory to 72 F (22 C)2.Satisfactory to 120 F (48 C)Ratings: Chemical EffectA Excellent.B Good, Minor Effect, slight corrosion or discolorationC Fair, Moderate Effect, not recommended for continuous use. Softening, loss of strength,or swelling may occur.D Severe Effect, not recommended for ANY use.N/A Information not available.Please note that these charts are for general reference only. We have aggregated this datafrom dozens of original sources and any single piece of data cannot be guaranteed.Additionally, many factors affect the chemical resistance of a given plastic product includingthe concentration/purity of the chemical, working temperature, wall thickness and conditionof the container, etc. It is your responsibility to test a container and chemical togetherensure compatibility under your unique circumstances.Visit www.cplabsafety.com/chemical-compatibility-charts for up to date information.
Acetic Acid D-Severe Effect Acetic Acid 20% D-Severe Effect Acetic Acid 80% C-Fair Acetic Acid, Glacial D-Severe Effect Acetic Anhydride D-Severe Effect Acetone D-Severe Effect Acetyl Bromide D-Severe Effect Acetyl Chloride (dry) C-Fair . Formic Acid A1-Excellent Fr
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