This Chemical Resistance Chart is intended to provide general information about the reactions of different glove materials to the chemicals listed. This information is based upon published research data. Adenna gloves have not been individually tested against these chemicals. Variability in glove thickness, chemical concentration, temperature and length of exposure to chemicals will affect the performance.

Disclaimer: This information should be used for reference purpose only. User must proceed with caution when handling these chemicals.

NOTE : E = Excellent G = Good F = Fair P = Poor

Chemical NR Latex Vinyl Nitrile NeopreneAcetaldehyde F P P FAcetamide F P P FAcetate Solvent P F F PAcetic Acid G P F FAcetic Acid 20% P G G EAcetic Acid 80% F F F FAcetic Acid, Glacial F P F PAcetic Anhydride F P P EAcetone F P P FAcetyl Bromide - P - -Acetyl Chloride (dry) P F P PAcetylene G E G GAcrylonitrile G G P FAcrylic Acid G - G -Adipic Acid E E F FAlcohols: Amyl G E G E Benzyl P P P F Butyl E E F F Diacetone P G P P Ethyl E F F E Hexyl E E E E Isobutyl E E G E Isopropyl E E G G Methyl E E E E Octyl G - G G Propyl E E E EAluminum Chloride E E E EAluminum Chloride 20% E E E EAluminum Fluoride G E E EAluminum Hydroxide P E E EAluminum Nitrate E G E EAluminum Potassium Sulfate 10% E E E EAluminum Potassium Sulfate 100% E E E EAluminum Sulfate E E E EAlums E - E GAmines G P P GAmmonia 10% P G E E

Ammonia Nitrate - G F FAmmonia, anhydrous P E G EAmmonia, liquid P E F EAmmonium Acetate E E G EAmmonium Bifluoride - E G PAmmonium Carbonate E E G EAmmonium Caseinate - - - EAmmonium Chloride E E G GAmmonium Fluoride, 30 -70% E - E -Ammonium Hydroxide 30-70%(conc.)P E P EAmmonium Hydroxide <30% E - E -Ammonium Nitrate F E E GAmmonium Oxalate - E P EAmmonium Persulfate E E E EAmmonium Phosphate, Dibasic E E E EAmmonium Phosphate, Monobasic E E E EAmmonium Phosphate, Tribasic E E E EAmmonium Sulfate E E E EAmmonium Sulfite E E E EAmmonium Thiosulfate - - E EAmyl Acetate P P P PAmyl Chloride P P P PAniline P F P PAniline Hydrochloride E G P PAntifreeze E E E FAntimony Trichloride - E G -Aqua Regia (80% HCl, 20%HNO3) P F P PArochlor 1248 P - F PAromatic Hydrocarbons P P P PArsenic Acid G E E EArsenic Salts - E - -Asphalt P E G PAZT G - - -Barium Carbonate - E E -Barium Chloride E E E EBarium Cyanide - P F FBarium Hydroxide E E E EBarium Nitrate E E E EBarium Sulfate E G E EBarium Sulfide E E E EBeer E E E EBeer Sugar Liquids E E E EBenzaldehyde P P P PBenzene P F P PBenzene Sulfonic Acid E E P EBenzoic Acid P E P GBenzol P - P PBenzonitrile - - - -

Bromopropionic Acid G - F -Benzyl Chloride (a) P P P PBleaching Liquors P E P PBorax (Sodium Borate) E E G EBoric Acid E E E PBrewery Slop - - E EBromine P F P PButadiene P F P GButane P F E EButanol (Butyl Alcohol) E F E EButter P - E GButter Milk P E E PButyl Acrylate P - P -Butyl Amine P P - PButyl Cellusolve G - G -Butyraldehyde P G - GButyl Ether P E G PButyl Phthalate P - P PButylacetate P P P PButylene P E E PButyric Acid P G P PCalcium Bisulfate E - E ECalcium Bisulfide P E E ECalcium Bisulfite P G E ECalcium Carbonate E E E ECalcium Chlorate E G E -Calcium Chloride (30% in water) E F E ECalcium Hypochlorite P G F PCalcium Hydroxide E G E ECalcium Nitrate E E E ECalcium Oxide G G E ECalcium Sulfate G G E GCalgon E - E ECane Juice E E E ECarbolic Acid (Phenol) P P P PCarbon Bisulfide P P F PCarbon Dioxide(dry) G E E GCarbon Dioxide(wet) G E E GCarbon Disulfide P P P PCarbon Monoxide P E E GCarbon Tetrachloride(dry) P P P PCarbon Tetrachloride(wet) P - F PCarbonate Water - E E ECarbonic Acid F E P PCatsup - E E EChloric Acid - E - -Chlorinated Glue - - G PChlorine Water F E P P

Chlorine, Anhydrous Liquid F P P PChlorine(dry) P P G FChloroacetic Acid P G P PChloroacetone F P - EChlorobenzene(mono) P P P PChlorobromomethane P P P PChloroform (a) P P P PChlorosulfonic Acid P P P PChocolate Syrup P - E EChromic Acid (5%) G E P PChromic Acid (10%) P E P PChromic Acid (30%) P E P PChromic Acid (50%) P P P PChromium Salts - E - -Cider - E E ECitric Acid E G E ECitric Oils - - E PClorox (Bleach) P E P GCoffee E - E ECopper Chloride F E E ECopper Cyanide E E E ECopper Fluoborate - E G ECopper Nitrate F E E ECopper Sulfate (5%) F E E ECopper Sulfate (>5%) F E E ECream - - E PCresols P P P PCresylic Acid P P P PCupric Acid G E G ECyanic Acid - - F FCyclohexane P P G PCyclohexanone P P P PCisplatin G - G -Cyclohexylamine P - E -Detergents G E E GDiacetone Alcohol F P P PDibenzyl Ether F P - GDibutyl Phthalate F P - GDichlorobenzene P P P PDichloroethane P P P PDiesel Fuel P E E GDiethanolamine F E - EDiethylamine E P F EDiethyl Ether P P P PDiethylene Glycol E F E EDimethyl Aniline P P P PDimethyl Formamide F P P PDimethyl Sulfoxide (b) E - G -

Diphenyl P - P GDiphenyl Oxide P P E PDyes - G - -Di-N-Butylamine P - E -Dichloroacetyl Chloride P - P -1,3-Dioxane F - P -1,4-Dioxane P - P -Epichlorohydrin F - P -Epsom Salts (Magnesium Sulfate) G E E EEthane P E E GEthyl Acetate F P P PEthanol E F F EEthanolamine G P G GEther P P P PEthyl Acetate F P P PEthyl Benzoate P P P PEthyl Chloride G P E FEthyl Ether P P P PEthyl Sulfate - - E -Ethylene Bromide F P P FEthylene Chloride P P P PEthylene Chlorohydrin F P P EEthylene Diamine G P E GEthylene Dichloride (a) P P P PEthylene Glycol E E E EEthylene Oxide P P P PEthylene Trichloride (a) P P - PFatty Acids F E G FFerric Chloride E E E GFerric Nitrate E E E EFerric Sulfate E E E EFerrous Chloride E E E EFerrous Sulfate G E E -Fluoboric Acid E E E EFlourine F P P -Fluosillcic Acid E P E EFormaldehyde, 30-70% G E G GFormaldehyde, 100% F E F FFormic Acid E E F FFreon 11 P E G PFreon 12 F E E EFreon 22 P E P EFreon 113 P G E FFreon TF P G E EFruit Juice P E E EFuel Oils P E P GFuran Resin P E P PFurfural P P P P

Gallic Acid E G G GGasoline (high-aromatic) P E E EGasoline, leaded, ref. P G E GGasoline, undleaded P F E GGelatin E G E EGlucose E E E EGlue, P.V.A E F E EGlutaraldehyde,< 5% G - G -Glycerol G E E GGlycolic Acid P G E EGold Monocyanide - - E EGrape Juice P E E PGrease P E E PHeptane P F E GHoney P G E GHydraulic Oil (Petrol) P E E EHydraulic Oil (Synthetic) P E P EHexane P P - EHydrazine F - G GHydrobromic Acid,20% E G P PHydrobromic Acid,100% E E P PHydrochloric Acid, 20% E E G FHydrochloric Acid, 37% E G G GHydrochloric Acid, 100% P P P PHydrochloric Acid, Dry Gas - E - -Hydrocyanic Acid G G G GHydrocyanic Acid(Gas 10%) G E G EHydrofluoric Acid (20%) G G P GHydrofluoric Acid (50%) G G P PHydrofluoric Acid (75%) P F P PHydrofluoric Acid (100%) P F P PHydrofluosilicic Acid 20% E E E GHydrofluosilicic Acid 100% E G G GHydrogen Gas G E E EHydrogen Peroxide 10% G E P PHydrogen Peroxide 30% F E P PHydrogen Peroxide 50% F E P PHydrogen Peroxide 100% F E P PHydrogen Sulfide (aqua) F G P EHydrogen Sulfide (dry) F E P EHydroquinone E G P EHydroxyacetic Acid 70% - P E EInk P F E EIodine P E G PIodine (in alcohol) - E - -Iodoform G E P EIsooctane E E E GIsopropyl Acetate P P P P

Isopropyl Ether E G G PIsotane - E E PIsobutyl Alcohol P - E -Isopropylamine P - P -Jet Fuel (JP3, JP4, JP5, JP8) P F E PKerosene P E E EKetones E P P PLacquer Thinners P P P PLacquers P P P PLactic Acid E G E ELard P E E PLatex - - E -Lead Acetate E G G ELead Nitrate E E E ELead Sulfamate G G G ELigroin P - E GLime - G E ELinoleic Acid P E G -Lithium Chloride G P E ELithium Hydroxide - - F -Lubricants P G E PLye: KOH Potassium Hydroxide G G G GLye: NaOH Sodium Hydroxide E E E GLye: Ca(OH)2 Calcium Hydroxide G G E EMagnesium Bisulfate G E G GMagnesium Carbonate - G E EMagnesium Chloride E G E EMagnesium Hydroxide E E E EMagnesium Nitrate E E E EMagnesium Oxide - - E EMagnesium Sulfate (Epsom Salts) G E E EMaleic Acid G E P PMaleic Anhydride P - P PMalic Acid G E E PManganese Sulfate E F E EMash - - E EMayonnaise P P F EMalathion,30-70% E - E -Melamine - P F PMercuric Chloride (dilute) E E E EMercuric Cyanide - A A AMercurous Nitrate G E G GMercury E E E EMethane P G E GMethanol (Methyl Alcohol) E E E EMethyl Acetate P P P GMethyl Acetone E P P PMethyl Acrylate P - P G

Methyl Alcohol 10% E E E EMethylamine G E E GMethyl Bromide P P G PMethyl Butyl Ketone P E P PMethyl Cellosolve P P E GMethyl Chloride (a) P P P PMethyl Dichloride - E P -Methyl Methacrylate P - P -Methylene Chloride (a) F F G FMethyl Ethyl Ketone F P G GMethyl Ethyl Ketone Peroxide P - P PMethyl Isobutyl Ketone P P P PMethyl Isopropyl Ketone P P P PMethyl Methacrylate P E P PMethylamine G P G -Methylene Chloride (a) G P P -Milk E E E EMineral Spirits P E E FMolasses E E E EMonochloroacetic Acid - - P EMonoethanolamine G P G PMorpholine E - P PMotor Oil - G E GMustard G G G ENaphthalene (a) P P P PNaphtha P E E PNatural Gas - E E ENickel Chloride E E E GNickel Nitrate E E E ENickel Sulfate G E E ENitrating Acid(<1% Acid) F P - ENitrating Acid(<15% H2SO4) F P - ENitrating Acid(>15% H2SO4) F P P ENitrating Acid(<15% HNO3) F P - ENitric Acid (5-10%) P E P GNitric Acid (20%) P E P PNitric Acid (50%) P G P PNitric Acid (conc.) P G P PNitrobenzene P P P PNitromethane G G P PNitrous Acid F E - PNitrous Oxide E E - EOils: Aniline P P P P Anise - - - P Bay - - - P Bone - - E P Castor E E G E Cinnamon - P - F

Citric - G P P Clove - - E F Coconut P E E F Cod Liver P E E G Corn P G P E Cottonseed P G E F Creosote P F P F Diesel Fuel (20, 30, 40, 50) P G E G Fuel (1, 2, 3, 5A, 5B, 6) P E G P Ginger - - E E Hydraulic Acid (Petro) P E E E Hydraulic Acid (Synthetic) P E P E Linseed P E E P Mineral P G E G Olive P F P G Orange - F E F Palm - E E P Peanut P E E G Peppermint - - P P Pine P P P P Rapeseed P - P G Rosin - F E - Sesame Seed - E E P Silicone P E E P Soybean P E E F Sperm (whale) - - E P Tanning - - E P Transformer P G E G Turbine P E G POleic Acid P F G FOleum 25% P P P POleum 100% P P P POxalic Acid (cold) G G P POzone P G P FPalmitic Acid G G E PParaffin G G G GPentane P E E GPCB(Polychlorinated Biphenyls) P - G -Perchloric Acid, 30-70% F F P EPentachlorophenol P F F PPerchloroethylene P F F PPeroxyacetic Acid P - P -Petrolatum F G E EPetroleum P - E GPhenol, 10% E F P PPhosphoric Acid, <40% G G P GPhosphoric Acid, >40% G G P GPhosphoric Acid (crude) P G P P

Phosphoric Acid (molten) - P - EPhosphoric Acid Anhydride - - P EPhosphorus - E - -Phosphorus Trichloride P P P PPhotographic Developer E E E EPhotographic Solutions G E G GPhthalic Acid - - P EPhthalic Anhydride E P P EPicric Acid P P F EPlating Solutions Antimony Plating 130 F - E E E Arsenic Plating 110 F - E E E Brass Plating: Regular Brass Bath 100 F - E E E High-speed Brass Bath 110 F - E E E Bronze Plating: Cu-Cd Bronze Bath R. T. - E E E Cu-Sn Bronze Bath 160 F - P E E Cu-Zn Bronze Bath 100 F - E E E Cadmium Plating: Cyanide Bath 90 F - E E E Fluoborate Bath 100 F - E G F Chromium Plating Barrel Chrome Bath 95 F - E P P Black Chrome Bath 115 F - E F P Chromic-Sulfuric Bath 130 F - E P P Fluoride Bath 130 F - E P P Fluosilicate Bath 95 F - E P P Copper Plating (Cyanide) Copper Strike Bath 120 F - E E E High-speed Bath 180 F - P E G Rochelle Salt Bath 150 F - P E G Copper Plating (Acid) Copper Fluoborate Bath 120 F - E G F Copper Sulfate Bath R. T. - E E E Copper Plating (Misc.) Copper Pyrophosphate - E E E Copper (Electroless) - E P P Gold Plating: Acid 75 F - E E E Cyanide 150 F - P E E Neutral 75 F - E E E Indium Sulfamate Plating R. T. - E E E Iron Plating: Ferrous Am Sulfate Bath 150 F- P E G Ferrous Chloride Bath 190 F - P G P Ferrous Sulfate Bath 150 F - P E G Fluoborate Bath 145 F - P G F

Sulfamate 140 F - E E E Sulfate-Chloride Bath 160 F - Leas Fluoborate Plating - P G F Nickel Plating: Electroless 200 F - P P P Fluoborate 100-170 F - E G E High-Chloride 130-160 F - P E G Sulfamate 100 -140 F - E E E Watts Type 115-160 F - P E E Rhodium Plating 120 F - E E G Silver Plating 80-120 F - E E E Tin-Fluoborate Plating 100 F - E G F Tin-Lead Plating 100 F - E G F Zin Plating: Acid Chloride 140 F - E E E Acid Flupborate Bath R. T. - E G F Acid Sulfate Bath 150 F - P E G Alkaline Cyanide Bath R. T. - E E EPotash (Potassium Carbonate) E E E EPotassium Bicarbonate E E E EPotassium Bromide E E E EPotassium Chlorate E E E EPotassium Chloride E E E EPotassium Chromate G E E EPotassium Cyanide Solutions E E E GPotassium Dichromate G E E EPotassium Ferricyanide G E P EPotassium Ferrocyanide E E P EPotassium Hydroxide (sat.) G E G GPotassium Hypochlorite F G E GPotassium Iodide G E E EPotassium Nitrate E E E EPotassium Permanganate E E F EPotassium Sulfate E E E EPotassium Sulfide G E E EPropane (liquefied) P E E FPropylene Dichloride P P - FPropylene Glycol E F E FPyridine P P P PPyrogallic Acid - E - EResorcinal - F - PRosins - F E ERum E E E ERust Inhibitors - - E FSalad Dressings - - E -Salicylic Acid E G G -Salt Brine (NaCl saturated) E E E ESea Water E E E G

Shellac (Bleached) E - E GShellac (Orange) P - E PSilicon Etch P - P -Silver Nitrate E E G ESoap Solutions G E E GSoda Ash (see Sodium Carbonate) E E E ESodium Acetate E G G GSodium Aluminate G E - ESodium Benzoate E G G ESodium Bicarbonate E E E ESodium Bisulfate E E G ESodium Bisulfide E E E ESodium Borate (Borax) E E E ESodium Bromide E G - ESodium Carbonate E E E ESodium Chlorate E E G ESodium Chloride E E E ESodium Chromate G - E ESodium Cyanide E E E ESodium Ferrocyanide G E E ESodium Fluoride - E E ESodium Hydrosulfite F F F GSodium Hydroxide 20% E E E GSodium Hydroxide 50% E E E GSodium Hydroxide 80% E E P GSodium Hypochlorite <20% F E G FSodium Hypochlorite 100% F G P FSodium Hyposulfate F - - FSodium Metaphosphate E E E GSodium Metasilicate E E E ESodium Nitrate G E E GSodium Perborate G E G GSodium Peroxide G G G GSodium Polyphosphate F E E GSodium Silicate E E E ESodium Sulfate G E E ESodium Sulfide G E E ESodium Sulfite G E E ESodium Tetraborate E E E GSodium Thiosulfate (hypo) G E G ESorghum E - E ESoy Sauce - - E EStannic Chloride E E E FStannic Fluoborate - - E EStannous Chloride E E E EStarch E E E EStearic Acid - G G GStoddard Solvent P F E F

Styrene P P P PSugar (liquids) E - E ESulfate (liquors) G G E GSulfur Chloride P F P PSulfur Dioxide - E P GSulfur Dioxide (dry) F E P PSulfur Hexafluoride P G G ESulfur Trioxide F E P PSulfur Trioxide (dry) - E P PSulfuric Acid (<10%) E E E GSulfuric Acid (10-75%) F E G GSulfuric Acid (75-100%) P P F PSulfuric Acid (cold conc.) P P P PSulfuric Acid (hot conc.) P P P PSulfurous Acid G E G FTallow - - E GTannic Acid E E E ETanning Liquors F E G ETartaric Acid E E E ETetrachloroethane P F P PTetrachloroethylene P P P PTetrahydrofuran P P P PTin Salts E E E -Toluene (a) P P P PToluene-2,4-Diisocyanate (TDI) P - P -Tomato Juice E E E ETrichloroacetic Acid F G - PTrichloroethane P F P PTrichloroethylene (a) P P P PTrichloropropane P - P ETricresyl Phosphate G P P FTriethanolamine F E E ETrinitrotoluene P P - ETrisodium Phosphate E E E ETurpentine P P - PUrea - P G GUric Acid - E - EUrine P E E PVarnish P P G PVegetable Juice - - E -Vinegar G G G GVinyl Acetate P P P PVinyl Chloride F P P PWater, Deionized E E E EWater, Acid, Mine G G E FWater, Distilled E E E EWater, Fresh E G E EWater, Salt E G E E

Weed Killers - - E FWhey - - E -Whiskey & Wines E E E FWhite Liquor (Pulp Mill) - E E EWhite Water (Paper Mill) - E - EXylene P P P PZinc Chloride E G E EZinc Hydrosulfide - - E EZinc Sulfate G E E E