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Liquid Handling

Dispenser Chemical Resistance

> 137

Reagents

501

520

525

530

Acetaldehyde (Ethanal)

A

A

Acetic acid 96%

A

B/2

Acetic acid 100% (glacial)

A

A

B/4

B/2/4

Acetic anhydride

B/4

B/4

B/4

B/4

Acetone (Propanone)

A

B/4

B/4

B/4

Acetonitrile (MECN)

A

A

B/4

B/4

Acetophenone

B/4

B/2/4

Acetyl Chloride

B/4

B/2/4

Acetylacetone

A

A

Acrylic acid

A

A

Acrylonitrile

B/4

B/4

Adipic acid

C/1

A

Allyl alcohol

A

A

Aluminum chloride

C/1

A

Amino acids

C/1

A

Ammonia 20%

B/4

B/4

Ammonia 20-30%

B/4

B/4

Ammonium chloride

C/1

A

Ammonium fluoride

C/1

A

Ammonium hydroxide

A

A

Ammonium molybdate

A

A

C/1

A

Ammonium sulfate

C/1

A

Amyl alcohol (Pentanol)

A

A

Amyl chloride (Chloropentane)

B/4

B/2/4

Aniline

A

A

A

A

Antimony trichloride

B/2

A

Ascorbic acid

A

A

C/1

A

n-Amyl acetate

B/4

B/4

Barium chloride

C/1

A

Benzaldehyde

A

A

A

A

Benzene

A

B/4

B/4

B/4

Benzine

A

A

Benzoyl chloride

B/4

B/4

Benzyl alcohol

A

A

Benzyl chloride

B/4

B/4

Bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate

A

B/4

B/4

B/4

Boric acid 10%

B/1

A

Boric acid

A

A

Reagents

501

520

525

530

Bromine

B/2

B/2

C/4

C/2/4

Bromobenzene

B/4

B/4

Bromonaphtalene

A

A

Butanediol

B/1

A

Butanol

A

A

A

A

Butanone (MEK)

A

B/4

B/4

B/4

Butyl acetate

A

A

B/4

B/4

Butyl acrylate

A

A

Butyl methyl ether

B/4

B/4

Butylamine

B/4

B/4

Butyric acid

B/4

B/4

Calcium carbonate

C/1

B/1

Calcium chloride

B/1

A

C/1

A

Calcium hydroxide

C/1

B/1

Calcium hypochlorite

C/1

B/1

Carbon disulfide

A

A

B/4

B/4

Carbon tetrachloride

A

A

B/4

B/4

Chlorine dioxide

B/4

B/2/4

Chlorine water

C/2/4

B/2/4

Chloro naphthalene

B/4

B/4

Chloroacetaldehyde 45%

B/1

A

Chloroacetic acid

B/1

A

Chloroacetone

B/4

B/4

Chlorobenzene

A

A

B/4

B/4

Chlorobutane

A

A

B/4

B/4

Chloroethanol

A

A

B/4

B/4

Chloroform

B/4

B/4

B/4

B/4

Nitro-hydrochloric acid (Aqua regia)

B/4

B/2/4

Chloronitric acid 100%

B/2/3

B/3

Chlorosulfuric acid

B/4

B/4

Chlorosulfuric acid 100%

B/2/3

B/3

B/3/4

B/3/4

Chromic acid 100%

B/2/3

B/3

B/3/4

B/3/4

Chromosulfuric acid 100%

A

A

C/1/3/4

B/2/3/4

Citric acid

B/1

A

Copper fluoride

A

A

C/1

B/1

Copper sulfate

C/1

A

Cresol

B/1

A

Cumene (Isopropylbenzene)

B/4

B/4

A = Good resistance

B = Acceptable with limitations

C = Not recommended

1 = Possible crystallisation - blockage or possible coating peeling (do not let dry plunger/barrel together).

2 = Swell of plunger protection layer, possible peeling.

3 = Acid vapours (better resistance with lower concentration). Do not leave instrument on bottle.

4 = Risk of damage, softening or discoloration of external parts through vapours. Do not leave instrument on bottle.

5 = Chemical degradation of glass parts (plunger/barrel).

Code explanations (525 / 530)

A = Good resistance

B = Acceptable with limitations

C = Not recommended

1 = Possible crystallisation - blockage (do not let dry plunger/barrel together).

2 = Swell of plunger protection layer, possible peeling.

3 = Acid vapours (better resistance with lower concentration). Do not leave instrument on bottle.

4 = Risk of softening or discoloration of external parts through vapours. Do not leave instrument on bottle.

5 = Chemical degradation of glass parts (plunger/barrel).

Code explanations (501 / 520)