Chemical Compatibility Guide for: Low Density Polyethylene Products

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1 Chemical Compatibility Guide for: ow Density Polyethylene Products NOTICE: This report is offered as a guide and was developed from information which, to the best of New Pig Corporation s knowledge, was reliable and accurate. Due to variables and conditions of application beyond New Pig Corporation s control, none of the data shown in this guide is to be construed as a guarantee, expressed, or implied. New Pig Corporation assumes no responsibility, obligation, or liability in conjunction with the use or misuse of the information. This listing was prepared to provide guidance to the chemical compatibility of New Pig Corporation containment pallets and decks, containers and other polyethylene products. Polyethylene is susceptible to some chemicals. These chemicals may cause stress cracking, swelling, oxidation, or may permeate the polyethylene. These actions may reduce the physical properties of polyethylene containers. Stress cracking: Some surface-active chemicals can accelerate the cracking of polyethylene when it is under stress. Absorption / Swelling: Certain types of chemicals will absorb or swell polyethylene to varying degrees. In some cases, a loss of physical properties may occur. Use of chemicals that may affect polyethylene in this manner will depend upon the performance requirements of the application. Oxidation: Some aqueous solution of materials with an oxidizing action will attack polyethylene. Short-term containment of these chemicals may not significantly affect the polyethylene. However, long-term storage of high temperature chemicals should be approached with caution. Acetaldehyde (40%) Hydrogen Bromide (10%) Acetamide Hydrogen Peroxide (90%) Acetic Acid (50%) Hydrogen Phosphide (100%) Acetic Acid Anhydride S Hydroquinone Acetic Ether S Hydrogen Sulfide Acetone Hypochlorous Acid Acetylene Tetrabromide S Inks Acrylic Emulsions S Iodine (Alc. Sol.) Conc. Acrylonitrile Iron Salts Adipic Acid Iso-Octane S Aliphatic Hydrocarbons (Hexane, Isopropyle Acetate Octane, Hexene, Octene, etc.) Alkaline Isopropyl Alcohol Allyl Alcohol (96%) Isopropyl Ether N Alum (Aqueous Solutions) Jet Fuel S Aluminum Chloride (20%) Kerosene S Aluminum Fluoride actic Acid (All concentrations) Aluminum Hydrogen Solution anolin (10%) Aluminum Hydroxide atex Alums (All types) ead Salts Ammonia (Anhydrous) ead Acetate Sat d Ammonia (Aqueous) ime Ammonia (100% dry gas) inseed Oil Ammonium Salts ithium Salts Ammonium Acetate ube Oil ast Revised 5/2/2008 Page 1 of 6

2 Ammonium Acetate Magnesium Salts Ammonium Bifluoride Magnesium Carbonate Ammonium Carbonate (50%) Magnesium Hydroxide Ammonium Chloride Magnesium Nitrate Ammonium Hydrogen Fluoride Magnesium Oxide (50%) Ammonium Hydroxide Magnesium Sulfate Ammonium Metaphosphate Sat d Maleic Acid Ammonium Nitrate (10%) Malic Acid (1%) Ammonium Nitrate Sat d Mercuric Salts Ammonium Persulfate Sat d Mercurous Salts Ammonium Phosphate Mercury Ammonium Sulfate (10%) Methanol Ammonium Sulfate Sat d Methyl Acetate Ammonium Sulfide Sat d Methyl Alcohol (100%) Ammonium Thiocyanate Sat d Methyl Amine (32%) Amyl Acetate Methyl Bromide N Amyl Alcohol (100%) Methyl Chloride N Amyl Chloride N Methylene Chloride N Aniline (100%) S Methyl Ethyl Ketone S Aniline Hydrochloride S Methyl Isobutyl Ketone S Animal Fats Methyl Isopropyl Ketone S Anti-Freeze Methyl Sulfate Antimony Salts Methyl Sulfuric Acid (All conc.) Antimony Trichloride (90%) Milk Aqua Regia N Mineral Oils Aqueous Salt Solutions (NaCl) Molasses Aqueous Alkalies (NaOH) Monochloroacetic Acid Ethyl Ester Arsenic Acid Monochloroacetic Acid Methyl Ester Arsenic Salts Morpholin Barium Salts Mowilith D Barium Carbonate Naphtha S Barium Chloride Napthalene S Barium Cyanide Nickel Salts Barium Sulfide Nicotine Dilute Battery Fluid, Acid S Nicotinic Acid Beef Tallow Emulsion, Sulfonated Nitric Acid <50% Beer Nitrobenzene S Benzaldehyde Nitrotoluene S Benzene Octyl Cresol Benzene Sulfonic Acid S Oils and Fats Benzoic Acid Oleic Acid (All concentrations) Benzyl Alcohol Oleum Conc. N Benzyl Chloroformate Olive Oil Bismuth Salts Orange Extract Bleach ye (10%) S Oxalic Acid (All concentrations) Black iquor Palmitic Acid N Borax Cold Sat d Palm Oil S Boric Acid Dilute Paraffin Emulsions Boric Acid Conc. Paraffin Oil Bromine, iquid N Perchloric Acid (50%) Bromine, Water N Perchloroethylene N Bromobenzene N Petroleum Bromoform N Petroleum Ether S Butadiene Phenol (10%) S Butane Phenylhydrazine N ast Revised 5/2/2008 Page 2 of 6

3 Butanediol (100%) Phosphoric Acid (All conc.) Butanol Phosphorous Chlorides S Butyl Acetate Phosphorous (Yellow 100%) Butyl Alcohol (100%) Phosphorous Pentoxide Butylene N Photographic Solutions Butylene Glycol Phthalic Acid (All concentrations) Butylene iquid N Phthalic Anhydride Butyl Phenol N Pickling Baths Butyric Acid Sulfuric Acid Calcium Carbonate Hydrochloric Acid Calcium Chloride Picric Acid (1%) Calcium Hydroxide Plating Solutions Calcium Hypochlorite Brass Calcium Nitrate (50%) Cadmium Calcium Sulfate Copper Camphor Oil N Gold Carbon Bisulfide N Indium Carbon Disulfide N ead Carbonic Acid (AQ. CO2) Nickel Carbon Monoxide Rhodium Carbon Tetrachloride N Silver Castor Oil Conc. Tin Caustic (Aqueous) Potassium / Aluminum Sulfates (50%) Caustic Potash Sol. (50%) Potassium Bichromate Caustic Soda Sol. (10%) Potassium Borate (10%) Chloral Hydrate Potassium Bromide Chloroethanol Potassium Chlorate Chloric Acid (10%) Potassium Chloride Chloracetic Acid Potassium Chromate Chlorobenzene S Potassium Cyanide Chloroform N Potassium Dichromate (40%) Chloromethane N Potassium Ferri / Ferro Cyanide Sat d Chlorosulfonic Acid (100%) N Potassium Fluoride Chrome Alum Sat d Potassium Hydroxide Chromic Acid (50%) S Potassium Iodide Cider Potassium Nitrate Sat d Citric Acid (All Concentrations) Potassium Perborate Sat d Clorox Bleach Potassium Perchlorate Coconut Oil Alcohols Potassium Permanganate Cola Concentrates Potassium Persulfate Sat d Compressed Air Conditioning Oil Potassium Phosphates Copper Salts Potassium Sulfate Copper Cyanide Propanol Copper Nitrate Propionic Acid (50%) Copper Sulfate Propyl Alcohol Corn Oil Propylene Dichloride (100%) Cottonseed Oil Propylene Glycol Cresol (90%) Propylene Oxide Cresylic Acid Pyridine S Crotonic Aldehyde Rayon Coagulation Salts Cuprous Chloride Sat d Rust Inhibitors Cyclohexane Sea Water Cyclohexanol Selenic Acid Cyclohexanone S Sewage ast Revised 5/2/2008 Page 3 of 6

4 Detergents, General Shortening Developers, Photographic Silicic Acid Dextrin Sat d Silicone Oil Dextrose Sat d Silver Salts Diazo Salts Silver Nitrate Dibutyl Ether N Soda Solution (All concentrations) Dibutyl Phthalate S Soda Ash Dibutyl Sebacate S Sodium Salts Dichloroacetic Acid S Sodium Acetate Sat d Dichloroacetic Acid, Methyl Ester Sodium Acrylates Dichlorobenzene, iquid N Sodium Benzoate Dichloroethylene N Sodium Bicarbonate Diesel Fuel S Sodium Bisulfate (10%) Diesel Oil S Sodium Bisulfite Diethylene Glycol Sodium Bromate S Diethanolamine S Sodium Bromide Diethyl Carbonate Sodium Bromide Dilute Solution Diglycolic Acid (30%) Sodium Carbonate Di-Isobutyl Ketone S Sodium Chlorate Dimethylamine S Sodium Chloride Dimethyl Formamide S Sodium Chlorite Dinonyl Phthalate N Sodium Chromate Dioctyl Phthalate N Sodium Disulfite Dioxane Sodium Dithionite (10%) Diphenyl Oxide N Sodium Ferricyanide Disodium Phosphate Sodium Ferrocyanide Sat d Electrolyte Sodium Fluoride Sat d Emulsions, Photographic Sodium Hydroxide Conc. Ethanol Sodium Hypochlorite Ether N Sodium Iodine Ethyl Acetate (100%) S Sodium Nitrate Ethyl Alcohol Sodium Oxalate Ethyl Butyrate S Sodium Persulfate Ethyl Chloride N Sodium Phosphate Ethyl Ether N Sodium Silicate Ethylene Chloride N Sodium Sulfate Ethylene Chlorohydrin Sodium Sulfide Ethylene Diamine Sodium Sulfite Ethylene Dichloride N Sodium Sulfonates Ethylene Glycol Sodium Thiosulfate Ethylene Oxide N Spindle Oil N Fatty Acids Stannic Salts Fatty Alcohol Sulfonate Stannous Salts Ferric Salts Starch Solution Sat d Ferric Sulfate Stearic Acid (All concentrations) Ferrous Salts Succinic Acid Ferrous Sulfate Sugar Solutions Fertilizer Salts Glucose Fish Solubles actose Fluoboric Acid Sucrose, Etc. Fluosilicic Acid (All concentrations) Sulfur Formaldehyde (40%) Sulfuric Acid (98%) S Formamide Sulfuric Acid, Fuming N Formic Acid (All concentrations) Sulfurous Acid Fruit Pulp Sulfuryl Chloride N ast Revised 5/2/2008 Page 4 of 6

5 Fuel Oil Tallow Furfural (100%) Tannic Acid Furfuryl Alcohol N Tanning Extracts Gallic Acid Sat d Tartaric Acid Sat d Gasoline Tetrachloroethane N Gasohol Tetrachloroethylene N Gelatine Tetraethyl ead Gin Tetrahydrofurane N Gluconic Acid (All concentrations) Tetrahydronaphthalene N Glucose Thionyl Chloride N Glycerine Tin Salts Glycol Titanium Salts S Glycol Ethers Toluene S Glycolic Acid (All conc.) Toluene Sulfonic Acid (All conc.) S Grape Sugar Sat d Aq. Transformer Oil Heptane Tributylphosphate Hexane Trichloroacetic Acid S Hexanol Tert Trichloroethane N Hydrazine (35%) Trichloroethylene N Hydrazine Hydrate Tricresyl Phosphate Hydrazine Hydrochloride Triethanolamine Hydrosulfite (10%) Trioctyl Phosphate N Hydroxylamine Sulfate Trisodium Phosphate Sat d Hydriodic Acid (All conc.) Turpentine Oil N Hydrobromic Acid (50%) Urea Hydrocycanic Acid Sat d Urine Hydrochloric Acid (All conc.) Vegetable Oils Hydrofluoric Acid (All conc.) Vinegar Hydrofluorosilicic Acid (All conc.) Vanilla Extract Wax Alcohol N Wetting Agents Whiskey White Acid (75%) Wine Xylene N Yeast Zinc Salts Zinc Sulfate KEY: = Containers should be suitable for long term storage of the substances, under the conditions specified. S = These substances may adversely affect the polyethylene. New Pig Corporation containers may be suitable for storage of up to one year. The user should perform qualification tests before or during usage of the container. N = These substances aggressively attack polyethylene or have vapor pressures incompatible with the containers. Do not use polyethylene containers in these applications. Note: Use judgment as to use of product. Is it for short or long term use when using, S, or N? (Example: Drum Funnel is normally for short term use.) ast Revised 5/2/2008 Page 5 of 6

6 For additional assistance, please contact New Pig Technical Services at HOT-HOGS ( ). 100% Money-Back Guarantee If you're not happy with a product, for any reason, we'll refund every penny of your purchase price. That means we'll refund all sales taxes, shipping costs, and any other incidentals - without tacking on a restocking fee or any other surprise charges. You get A your money back. Period. One Pork Avenue, Tipton, PA HOT HOGS ( ) Fax: PIGS (7447) hothogs@newpig.com Web: newpig.com New Pig Corporation. All rights reserved. ast Revised 5/2/2008 Page 6 of 6