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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTab 3 - Membrane Compatibility InformationPall Microfiltration / Membrane Compatibility Chemical Condition Compatibility Concentration Temperature Sodium hypochlorite 1 % 25 Excellent Hydrogen peroxide 2 % 25 Excellent Formaldehyde 3 % 25 Excellent Ethanol 100 % 25 Good 1 Caustic soda 1 N 25 Excellent 2 Caustic soda and sodium hypochlorite NaOH (1N) NaClO (0.5%)25 Excellent Nitric acid 1 N 25 Excellent Hydrochloric acid 1 N 25 Excellent Sulfuric acid 1 N 25 Excellent Glycerin 100 % 25 Excellent Chlorinated solvents 25 Not compatible Aromatic base solvent 25 Not compatible Ester base solvents 25 Not compatible Ether base solvents 25 Not compatible Ketone base solvents 25 Not compatible NOTE: 1 Compatible up to 30 days exposure 2 Use of caustic soda alone will result in the slight discoloration of the membrane and extraction of F- ion, however, there is no deterioration in the physical properties of membrane. Therefore, the cleaning of module by caustic soda alone should be limited and use of caustic soda with sodium hypochlorite is recommended. There is no requirement for detection instrumentation for the referenced chemicals. Appropriate temperature sensing equipment should be installed to insure that modules are not exposed to temperatures above 40 degrees C.