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Table I <br />The following chemicals do not attach or permeate high density crosslinkable polyethylene resins up to 100° F. <br />Each application should be considered individually. All concentrations apply except where noted. <br />Acetic Acid <br />Aluminum Salts <br />Alum <br />Ammonium Hydroxide <br />Ammonium Salts <br />Amyl Alcohol <br />Antimony Salts <br />Arsenic Acid <br />Barium Hydroxide <br />Benzene Sulfonic Acid <br />Bismuth Salts <br />Boric Acid <br />Bromic Acid <br />Butanediol <br />Butyl Alcohol <br />Calcium Hydroxide <br />Calcium Salts <br />Chromic Acid<50% <br />Citric Acid <br />Copper Salts <br />Detergents <br />Diazo Salts <br />Diethyl Carbonate <br />Diethanol Amine <br />Diethylene Glycol <br />Diglycolic Acid <br />Dimethylamine <br />Dimethyl Formamide <br />Ethyl Alcohol <br />Ethylene Glycol <br />Ferric Salts <br />Ferrous Salts <br />Fluoboric Acid <br />Fluosilicic Acid <br />Formic Acid <br />Gallic Acid <br />Gluconic Acid <br />Hexanol <br />Hydrazone<35% <br />Hydrozine Hydrochloride <br />Hydriodic Acid <br />Hydrobromic Acid <br />Hydrochloric Acid <br />Hydrofluoric Acid <br />Hydrofluorosilicic Acid <br />Hydrogen Peroxide<52% <br />Hydrogen Phosphide <br />Hydroquinone <br />Hypochorous Acid <br />Iodine Solutions <br />Lactic Acid <br />Latex <br />Lead Acetate <br />Magnesium Salts <br />Mercuric Salts <br />Mercurous Salts <br />Mercury <br />Methyl Alcohol <br />Methylsulfuric Acid <br />Michel Salts <br />Nicotinic Acid <br />Nitric Acid<50% <br />Oxalic Acid <br />Perchloric Acid <br />Phenol<10% <br />Potassium Hydroxide <br />Potassium Salts <br />Phosphoric Acid <br />Photographic Solutions <br />Propyl Alcohol <br />Propylene Glycol <br />Sea Water <br />Selenic Acid <br />Sewage <br />Silicic Acid <br />Silver Salts <br />Soap Solutions <br />Sodium Ferricyanide <br />Sodium Ferrocyanide <br />Sodium Hydroxide <br />'Sodium Hypochlorite<9% <br />Sodium Salts <br />Sodium Sulfonates <br />Stanic Salts <br />Stannous Salts <br />Starch Solutions <br />Stearic Acid <br />'Sulfuric Acid <80% <br />Sulfurous Acid <br />Sugar Solution <br />Glucose <br />Lactose <br />Sucrose, etc. <br />Tannic Acid <br />Tanning Extracts <br />Tartaric Acid <br />Titinium Acid <br />Toluene Sulfonic Acid <br />Triethanolamine <br />Urea <br />Vinegar <br />Wetting Agents <br />Zinc Salts <br />' Concentrations above stated per- <br />centage require special considera- <br />tions, contact factory for guidelines <br />concerning these applications. <br />The following oils and organic chemicals do not <br />Fatty <br />Mineral Animal <br />Vegetable <br />attack HDXLPE resins. They will be absorbed into <br />Acids <br />Oils Fats <br />Oil <br />the wall of the tank; however, there should be no <br />Butyric <br />Lube Lard <br />Corn <br />loss of chemical. Because of this absorption, no <br />Lauric <br />Transformer Fish Oil <br />Coconut <br />chemical other than the original should be stored in <br />Linoleic <br />Hydraulic Musk Oil <br />Cottonseed <br />the tank as long as contamination may result as the <br />Oleic <br />Whale Oil <br />Olive <br />absorbed oil is leached out. Storage at <br />Palmitic <br />Peanut <br />temperatures up to 100° F are possible provided the <br />Stearic <br />effects of the absorption on the properties of the <br />tank are not prohibitive. <br />Table III <br />The following organic chemicals do not attack high <br />density crosslinkable polyethylene resins. They will <br />be absorbed into the wall of tank and a permeation <br />loss will occur. Because of this permeation and the <br />effect it has on the physical properties of the tank, it <br />is generally not recommended that these chemicals <br />be storage at room temperatures above 100° F. <br />However, their use largely depends on such factors <br />as size of tank, its location, toxicity of the chemical, <br />and applicable codes such as NFPA, OSHA, etc. <br />Anitine <br />Benzene <br />Carbon Tetrachloride <br />Chlorabenzene <br />Cychohexanol <br />Cycolohexnone <br />Dibutylphthalate <br />Diesel Fuel <br />Dimethylamine <br />Ethyl Butyrate <br />Ethylene Chlorohydin <br />Fuel Oil <br />Fufural <br />Aliphatic Hydrocarbons <br />(hexane, octane, <br />hexene, octene, etc.) <br />Jet Fuel <br />Gasoline <br />Nitrobenzene <br />Octyl Cresol <br />Propylene Dichloride <br />Toluene <br />Xylene <br />This document reports accurate and reliable information to the best of our knowledge, but our suggestions <br />and recommendations cannot be guaranteed because the conditions of use are beyond our control. <br />Information presented herein is given without reference to any patent questions which may be encountered <br />In use thereof. 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