Chemical Resistance Table

	%	ZELLAMID 202, 250, 1100	ZELLAMID 900	ZELLAMID 1400 1400T
Acetone	TR	A	A	C
Acetyl chloride	TR	D	D
Acetylene	TR	A	A	A
Alkylbenzoic	TR	A	A
Aluminium salts of mineral acids	20	B	B	A
Formic acid	10	B	D	A
Ammonia	TR	B	A	D
Benzene, Benzaldehyde	H	A	A	D
Chlorine moist	H	D	D	B
Boric acid	10	A/B	A	A
Bromwater	GL	D	D
Butadiene	TR	A	A	A
n-Butyleneglycol	TR	A	A	A
Calcium chloride in alcohol	20		A
Chlorine, Chlorine moist	H	D	D	D
Chlorobenzene	TR	A	A	D
Chloroform	TR	B	C	D
Citric acid, dry	10	A	A	A
Citric acid, aqueous	20	A
Cyclohexane / Cyclopetone	TR	A	A	A
Dichlortrehylene	TR	A	D	D
Dichlortetrafluorethane	TR	A	A	A
Dimethylether	TR	A		A
Inert Gases	TR	A	A	A
Developer	H	A	A	A
Mineral oil/Natural gas	H	A	A	A
Acetic acid aqueous	95	D	D	C
Ethanol	96	A/B	A	A
Essential oils	H	A	A	A
Fatty alchohol	H	A	A	A
Fatty acids	TR	A	A	A
Fluorinated hydrocarbons	H	A	A	A
Fluorinated hydroacid aqueous	40	D	D	D
Fixer solution	H	A	A	A
Galvanic baths	H	B/D	D
Glycerine	TR	A	A	A
Glyceral	TR	A	A	A
Glyceral acid aqueous	30	D
Glysantin	H	A	A	D
Uric acid aqueous	10	A	A	A
Helium and rare gases	TR	A	A	A
Heptane/Hexane	TR	A	A	A
Hydraulic oils	H	A	A
Penetrating oils	H	A	A	A
Isooctane	80	A	A	A
Isocyanate	H	A	A	A
Cold machine oil	H	A	A	A
Potash lye	50	A	A	D
Potassium chloride	10	A	A	A
Hydrofluoric acid	30	D		D
Carbon dioxide		A	A	A
Petrol super grade	H	A	A
Diesel fuel	H	A	A	A
Aircraft fuel	H	A	A	A
Kerosene	H	A	A	A
Soldering solution	H	D	D	A
Magnesium salt aqueous	10	A	A	A
Seawater		A	A	A

	%	ZELLAMID 202, 250, 1100	ZELLAMID 900	ZELLAMID 1400 1400T
Methane	TR	A	A	A
Methyl acetate	TR	A	A	B
Methylene Chloride	TR	B/C	B	D
Methylene Glycol	TR	A
Methyleneglycolacetate	TR	A
Mixed acids		D	D	D
Engine oil	H	A	A	A
Naphtalene	H	A	A	A
Naphtalenesulfanacids	TR	D	D	D
Sodium salts aqueous	10	A	A	A
Sodium hypophosphate aqueous	10	A	A	A
Sodium bisulphite aqueous	10	A		A
Caustic soda solution	10	A	A	D
Nitrobenzene	TR	B	B	A
Octane Octene	TR	A	A	A
Oleric acid	H	A	A	A
Ozone	TR	B/C	D	B/C
Petroleum	TR	A	A	A
Phenylethyl alcohol	TR	A/B
Phosphoric acid	10 85	D	C D	A
Propane	TR	A	A	A
Mercury	TR	A	A	A
Mercury chloride aqueous	GL	D
Nitric acid	>50	D	D	A
Hydrochloric aqueous	>20	D	D	B
Oxygen under pressure	TR	A	A	A
Sulphur dioxide dry	TR	A	D
Sulphur dioxide moist	TR	B	D
Sulphereous acid	GL	B	D	A
Sulphuric acid	>80	D	D	D
Sodium Carbonate	10	A	A	A
Nitrogen gas	TR	A	A	A
Styrol	TR	A	A	A
Turpentine oil	H	A	A	A
Tetrachloride-carbon	TR	A	B	A
Transformer oil	H	A	A	A
Trichloroethylene	TR	A/B	D	D
Uranium fluoride	TR	D	D	D
Urine		A	A	A
Vinyl chloride	TR	A	A	A
Steam	>100	B/D		D
Hydrogen	TR	A	A	A
Hydrogensuperoxide		A	A	A
	10 50	A B	A
Xylol	TR TR/100	A A	A A	B D
Zinc chloride	10 37,5	B D	A
Zinc		A		A

A = Little or no change in weight and no damage

B = After some time significant change in weight, possible discoloration,

reduction in strength and possible light embrittlement

C = Under certain conditions, e.g. if exposure to the reagent is brief, articles may sometimes remain serviceable

D = Strongly attacked within a short time

GL = Saturated aqueous solution (at 23°C)

H = Commercial quality

TR = Pure

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