Chemische Verträglichkeit von Fläschchen und Verschlussmaterialien Legende zum Diagramm E – Kein Schaden nach 30 Tagen konstanter Einwirkung. G – Geringer oder kein Schaden nach 30 Tagen konstanter Einwirkung. F – Leichte Wirkung nach 7 Tagen konstanter Einwirkung. Chemische LDPE HDPE PP PTFE TPX Glas- Acetaldehyd GN GF GN EE GN EE Acetamid, Sat. EE EE EE EE EE EE Essigsäure, 5 % EE EE EE EE EE EE Essigsäure, 50% EE EE EE EE EE EE Essigsäure, Eisessig EG EE EG EE EG EE Essigsäureanhydrid NN FF GF EE EG EE Aceton NN NN EG EE EE EE Acetonitril EE EE FN EE FN EE Acetophenon NN FF FF EE GN EE Acrylonitril EE EE FN EE FN EE Adipinsäure EG EE EE EE EE EE Allylalkohol EE EE EE EE EG EE Aluminiumhydroxid EG EE EG EE EG SS Aminosäuren EE EE EE EE EE EE Ammoniak EE EE EE EE EE SS Ammoniak, 25 % EE EE EE EE EE SS Ammoniumglykolat EG EE EG EE EG EE Ammoniumhydroxid, 30 % EG EE EG EE EG SS Ammoniumhydroxid, 5 % EE EE EE EE EE SS Ammoniumoxalat EG EE EG EE EG EE Ammoniumsalze EE EE EE EE EE EE Amylalkohol EE EE EE EE EE EE Amylchorid NN FN EE EE NN EE Anilin EG EG NN EE GF EE Königswasser NN NN GF EE NN SS Arsensäure GF EG NN EE EE EE Benzaldehyd EG GN EE EE EG EE Benzolamin EG EG EG EE GF EE Benzol NN NN NN EE GF EE Benzoesäure, Sat. EE EE EG EE EG EE Benzylacetat EG EE EG EE EG EE Benzylalkohol NN FN NN EE NN EE Borsäure EE EE EE EE EE EE Brom NN FN NN EE NN EE Bromobenzol NN NN NN EE NN EE Bromoform NN NN NN EE NN EE Bromobenzol NN NN NN EE NN EE Bromoform NN NN NN EE NN EE Butadien NN FN NN EE NN EE 2-Butanol EE EE EE EE EG EE Butylacetat NN FF FF EE GF EE Butylchlorid NN NN NN EE FN EE Butansäure NN FN NN EE NN EE Calciumhydroxid EE EE EE EE EE SS Calciumhypochlorit EE EE EE EE EG EE Carbazol EE EE EE EE EE EE Schwefelkohlenstoff NN NN NN EE NN EE Kohlenstofftetrachlorid FN GF GF EE NN EE Cellosolve-Acetat EG EE EG EE EG EE Chlorwasser GN GF FN EE GF EE Chlor, 10 % feucht GN GF FN EE GN EE Chlor, 10 % in der Luft GN EF GN EE GN EE Chlor, Feuchtgas GN GF FN EE GN EE Chloressigsäure EE EE EG EE EG EE Chlorbenzol NN NN NN EE FN EE Chloroform FN FN NN EE NN EE Chromsäure, 10 % EE EE EE EE EE EE Chemische LDPE HDPE PP PTFE TPX Glas- Chromsäure, 20% EE EE GG EE EE EE Chromsäure, 50% EE EE GF EE GF EE Chrom: Schwefelsäure-Gemisch, 96 % NN NN NN EE NN EE Zitronensäure, 10 % EE EE EE EE EE EE Cresol NN FN GF EE NN EE Cyclohexan FN FN FN EE NN EE Cyclohexanon NN FN FN EE GF EE Cyclopentan NN FN FN EE FN EE Decahydronaphthalin GF EG GF EE FN EE Diaceton NN NN GF EE FF EE Diacetonalkohol FN EE EF EE EE EE Dibutylphthalat -- -N NN EE GG EE 1,2-Dichlorethan NN NN NN EE NN EE 2,4-Dichlorphenol NN NN NN EE FN EE Diethylbenzol NN FN NN EE NN EE Diethylether NN FN NN EE NN EE Diethylketon NN NN GG EE GF EE Diethylmalonat EE EE EE EE EG EE Diethylamin NN FN GN EE FF EE Diethylendioxid GF GG GF EE FN EE Diethylenglycol EE EE EE EE EE EE Dimethylacetamid FN EE EE EE FG EE Dimethylformamid EE EE EE EE EE EE Dimethylsulfoxid (DMSO) EE EE EE EE EE EE Dioxan GF GG GF EE FN EE 1,4-Dioxan GF GG GF EE GF EE Dipropylenglycol EE EE EE EE EE EE Ethanol, 40 % EG EE EG EE EG EE Ether NN FN NN EE NN EE Ethylacetat EE EE EG EE FN EE Ethylalkohol (absolut) EG EE EG EE EG EE Ethylalkohol, 40 % EG EE EE EE EG EE Ethylalkohol, 96% EG EG EE EE EG EE Ethylbenzol NN NN NN EE NN EE Ethyl-benzoat FF GG GF EE GF EE Ethyl-benzoat FF GG GF EE GF EE Ethylbutyrat GN GF GN EE FN EE Ethylchlorid FN FF FN EE FN EE Ethylchlorid, flüssig FN FF FN EE FN EE Ethylcyanoacetat EE EE EE EE EE EE Ethyllactat EE EE EE EE EE EE Ethylenchlorid GN GF FN EE NN EE Ethylenglykol EE EE EE EE EE EE Ethylenoxidgas FF GF FF EE FN EE Ethylenoxid, 100 % FF GF FF EE FN EE Fettsäuren EG EE EG EE EG EG Fluor FN GN FN EG FN FN Formaledhyd, 10 % EE EE EE EE EG EG Formaledhyd, 40% EG EE EG EE EG EG Formalin, 10 % EE EE EE EE EG EG Formalin, 40% EG EE EG EE EG EG Ameisensäure EG EE EG EE EF EF Ameisensäure, 3 % EG EE EG EE EG EG Ameisensäure, 50% EG EE EG EE EG EG Ameisensäure, 85% EE EE EG EE EF EF Ameisensäure, 100% EG EE EG EE EF EF Freon TF EG EG EG EE FN FN N- Sofortiger Schaden ist möglich. Nicht für Daueranwendungen empfohlen. S – Oberfläche. Der erste Buchstabe eines jeden Paares gilt für Mindesttemperaturbedingungen, der zweite für Maximaltemperaturbedingungen. 1
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Chemische Verträglichkeit von Fläschchen und Verschlussmaterialien
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Legende zum DiagrammE – Kein Schaden nach 30 Tagen konstanter Einwirkung.G – Geringer oder kein Schaden nach 30 Tagen konstanter Einwirkung.F – Leichte Wirkung nach 7 Tagen konstanter Einwirkung.
Chemische LDPE HDPE PP PTFE TPX Glas-Acetaldehyd GN GF GN EE GN EEAcetamid, Sat. EE EE EE EE EE EEEssigsäure, 5 % EE EE EE EE EE EEEssigsäure, 50% EE EE EE EE EE EEEssigsäure, Eisessig EG EE EG EE EG EEEssigsäureanhydrid NN FF GF EE EG EEAceton NN NN EG EE EE EEAcetonitril EE EE FN EE FN EEAcetophenon NN FF FF EE GN EEAcrylonitril EE EE FN EE FN EEAdipinsäure EG EE EE EE EE EEAllylalkohol EE EE EE EE EG EEAluminiumhydroxid EG EE EG EE EG SSAminosäuren EE EE EE EE EE EEAmmoniak EE EE EE EE EE SSAmmoniak, 25 % EE EE EE EE EE SSAmmoniumglykolat EG EE EG EE EG EEAmmoniumhydroxid, 30 % EG EE EG EE EG SSAmmoniumhydroxid, 5 % EE EE EE EE EE SSAmmoniumoxalat EG EE EG EE EG EEAmmoniumsalze EE EE EE EE EE EEAmylalkohol EE EE EE EE EE EEAmylchorid NN FN EE EE NN EEAnilin EG EG NN EE GF EEKönigswasser NN NN GF EE NN SSArsensäure GF EG NN EE EE EEBenzaldehyd EG GN EE EE EG EEBenzolamin EG EG EG EE GF EEBenzol NN NN NN EE GF EEBenzoesäure, Sat. EE EE EG EE EG EEBenzylacetat EG EE EG EE EG EEBenzylalkohol NN FN NN EE NN EEBorsäure EE EE EE EE EE EEBrom NN FN NN EE NN EEBromobenzol NN NN NN EE NN EEBromoform NN NN NN EE NN EEBromobenzol NN NN NN EE NN EEBromoform NN NN NN EE NN EEButadien NN FN NN EE NN EE2-Butanol EE EE EE EE EG EEButylacetat NN FF FF EE GF EEButylchlorid NN NN NN EE FN EEButansäure NN FN NN EE NN EECalciumhydroxid EE EE EE EE EE SSCalciumhypochlorit EE EE EE EE EG EECarbazol EE EE EE EE EE EESchwefelkohlenstoff NN NN NN EE NN EEKohlenstofftetrachlorid FN GF GF EE NN EECellosolve-Acetat EG EE EG EE EG EEChlorwasser GN GF FN EE GF EEChlor, 10 % feucht GN GF FN EE GN EEChlor, 10 % in der Luft GN EF GN EE GN EEChlor, Feuchtgas GN GF FN EE GN EEChloressigsäure EE EE EG EE EG EEChlorbenzol NN NN NN EE FN EEChloroform FN FN NN EE NN EEChromsäure, 10 % EE EE EE EE EE EE
Chemische LDPE HDPE PP PTFE TPX Glas-Chromsäure, 20% EE EE GG EE EE EEChromsäure, 50% EE EE GF EE GF EEChrom: Schwefelsäure-Gemisch, 96 % NN NN NN EE NN EEZitronensäure, 10 % EE EE EE EE EE EECresol NN FN GF EE NN EECyclohexan FN FN FN EE NN EECyclohexanon NN FN FN EE GF EECyclopentan NN FN FN EE FN EEDecahydronaphthalin GF EG GF EE FN EEDiaceton NN NN GF EE FF EEDiacetonalkohol FN EE EF EE EE EEDibutylphthalat -- -N NN EE GG EE1,2-Dichlorethan NN NN NN EE NN EE2,4-Dichlorphenol NN NN NN EE FN EEDiethylbenzol NN FN NN EE NN EEDiethylether NN FN NN EE NN EEDiethylketon NN NN GG EE GF EEDiethylmalonat EE EE EE EE EG EEDiethylamin NN FN GN EE FF EEDiethylendioxid GF GG GF EE FN EEDiethylenglycol EE EE EE EE EE EEDimethylacetamid FN EE EE EE FG EEDimethylformamid EE EE EE EE EE EEDimethylsulfoxid (DMSO) EE EE EE EE EE EEDioxan GF GG GF EE FN EE1,4-Dioxan GF GG GF EE GF EEDipropylenglycol EE EE EE EE EE EEEthanol, 40 % EG EE EG EE EG EEEther NN FN NN EE NN EEEthylacetat EE EE EG EE FN EEEthylalkohol (absolut) EG EE EG EE EG EEEthylalkohol, 40 % EG EE EE EE EG EEEthylalkohol, 96% EG EG EE EE EG EEEthylbenzol NN NN NN EE NN EEEthyl-benzoat FF GG GF EE GF EEEthyl-benzoat FF GG GF EE GF EEEthylbutyrat GN GF GN EE FN EEEthylchlorid FN FF FN EE FN EEEthylchlorid, flüssig FN FF FN EE FN EEEthylcyanoacetat EE EE EE EE EE EEEthyllactat EE EE EE EE EE EEEthylenchlorid GN GF FN EE NN EEEthylenglykol EE EE EE EE EE EEEthylenoxidgas FF GF FF EE FN EEEthylenoxid, 100 % FF GF FF EE FN EEFettsäuren EG EE EG EE EG EGFluor FN GN FN EG FN FNFormaledhyd, 10 % EE EE EE EE EG EGFormaledhyd, 40% EG EE EG EE EG EGFormalin, 10 % EE EE EE EE EG EGFormalin, 40% EG EE EG EE EG EGAmeisensäure EG EE EG EE EF EFAmeisensäure, 3 % EG EE EG EE EG EGAmeisensäure, 50% EG EE EG EE EG EGAmeisensäure, 85% EE EE EG EE EF EFAmeisensäure, 100% EG EE EG EE EF EFFreon TF EG EG EG EE FN FN
N- Sofortiger Schaden ist möglich. Nicht für Daueranwendungen empfohlen.S – Oberfläche.Der erste Buchstabe eines jeden Paares gilt für Mindesttemperaturbedingungen, der zweite für Maximaltemperaturbedingungen.
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Chemische Verträglichkeit von Fläschchen und Verschlussmaterialien (Fortsetzung)Legende zum DiagrammE – Kein Schaden nach 30 Tagen konstanter Einwirkung.G – Geringer oder kein Schaden nach 30 Tagen konstanter Einwirkung.F – Leichte Wirkung nach 7 Tagen konstanter Einwirkung.
N – Sofortiger Schaden ist möglich. Nicht für Daueranwendungen empfohlen.S – Oberfläche.Der erste Buchstabe eines jeden Paares gilt für Mindesttemperaturbedingungen, der zweite für Maximaltemperaturbedingungen.
Chemische LDPE HDPE PP PTFE TPX Glas-Glutaraldehyd EG EE EE EE FF FFGlyzerin (Glyzerol) EE EE EE EE EE EEHexan NN GF GF EE FN FNHydrazin NN NN NN EE NN NNBromwasserstoffsäure, 4 % EG EE EG EE EG EGBromwasserstoffsäure, 48% EE EE EE EE EE EEBromwasserstoffsäure, 69% -- -N EG EE EE EESalzsäure, 5 % EE EE EE EE EG EGSalzsäure, 20% EE EE EE EE EG EGSalzsäure, 35% EE EE EG EE EG EGWasserstoffperoxid, 3% EE EE EE EE EE EEWasserstoffperoxid, 30 % EG EE EG EE EG EGWasserstoffperoxid, 90% EG EE EG EE EG EGJodkristalle NN NN FN EE GN GNJodtinktur EG EG GG EE NN EEIsobutanol EE EE EE EE EG EGIsopropanol, 100 % EE EE EE EE EE EEIsopropylacetat GF EG GF EE GF GFIsopropylbenzol FN GF FN EE NN NNIsopropylether NN NN NN EE EE EEMilchsäure, 3 % EG EE EG EE EG EGMilchsäure, 85% EG EE EG EE EG EGQuecksilber EE EE EE EE EE EEMethanol, 100 % EE EE EE EE EE EE2-Methoxyethanol EG EE EE EE EE EEMethoxyethyloleat EG EE EG EE EG EGMethylacetat FN FF GF EE EE EEMethylethylketon NN NN EG EE NN NNMethylisobutylketon NN NN GF EE FF FFMethylpropylketon GF EG GF EE FF FFMethylenchlorid FN FN FN EE FN FNPropangas NN FN NN EE NN EE2-Propanol EE EE EE EE EE EEProprionsäure FN EF EG EE EF EEPropylenglycol EE EE EE EE EE EEPropylenoxid EG EE EG EE EG EEPyridin NN NN NN EE NN EEResorcinol, 5 % EE EE EE EE EE EEResorcinol, Sat. EE EE EE EE EE EESalicylaldehyd EG EE EG EE EG EESalicylsäure, Sat. EE EE EE EE EE EESalzlösungen, Metallisch EE EE EE EE EE SSSilikonöl EG EE EE EE EE EESilbernitrat EG EE EG EE EE EENatriumdichromat EE EE EE EE EE EENatriumhydroxid, 1 % EE GF EE EE EE SS
Chemische LDPE HDPE PP PTFE TPX Glas-Natriumhydroxid, 10% EE GF EE EE EE SSNatriumhydroxid, 50% GG GF EE EE EE SSNatriumhypochlorid, 15 % EE EE GF EE EE EEStearinsäure EE EE EE EE EE EESchwefeldioxid NN FN NN EE NN EESchwefeldioxid, nass oder trocken EE EE EE EE EE EESchwefelsalze FN GF FN EE FN EESchwefelsäure, 6 % EE EE EE EE EE EESchwefelsäure, 20% EE EE EG EE EG EESchwefelsäure, 30% EE EE GG EE EG EESchwefelsäure, 60% EG EE EG EE EG EESchwefelsäure, 96% GG GG FN EE GG EESchwefelsäure, 98% GG GG FN EE GG EEWeinsäure EE EE EE EE EE EETetrahydrofuran FN GF GF EE FF EEThionylchlorid NN NN NN EE NN EEToluol FN FN FN EE FF EETributylcitrat GF EG GF EE GF EETrichloressigsäure (TCA) FN FF FN EE EE EE1,2,4-Trichlorbenzol NN NN NN EE GF EETrichlorethan NN FN NN EG NN EETrichlorethylen NN FN NN EE NN EETriethylenglycol EE EE EE EE EE EE2,2,4-Trimethylpentan FN FN FN EE FN EETripropylenglycol EE EE EE EE EE EETris-Puffer, Lösung EG EG EG EE EG EEHarnstoff EE EE EE EE EE EEXylol GN GF FN EE NN EE
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