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Acrolein (Acryaidethyde)

Data is at 70°F (21°C) unless otherwise noted in the chemical name.

Metal

13 materials
MaterialRatingMeaning
AluminumBGood — minor effect, generally suitable
Carbon SteelNo data — the source publishes no rating for this pair. Not a compatibility claim; verify independently.
Cast/Ductile IronBGood — minor effect, generally suitable
304 Stainless SteelBGood — minor effect, generally suitable
316 Stainless SteelNo data — the source publishes no rating for this pair. Not a compatibility claim; verify independently.
Hastelloy CNo data — the source publishes no rating for this pair. Not a compatibility claim; verify independently.
BrassNo data — the source publishes no rating for this pair. Not a compatibility claim; verify independently.
Alloy 20No data — the source publishes no rating for this pair. Not a compatibility claim; verify independently.
Alloy 40 (Monel)No data — the source publishes no rating for this pair. Not a compatibility claim; verify independently.
TitaniumNo data — the source publishes no rating for this pair. Not a compatibility claim; verify independently.
Duplex 2205, Cd4MCuNo data — the source publishes no rating for this pair. Not a compatibility claim; verify independently.
XM-19 Spring SteelNo data — the source publishes no rating for this pair. Not a compatibility claim; verify independently.
410 Stainless SteelNo data — the source publishes no rating for this pair. Not a compatibility claim; verify independently.
Legend:AExcellentBGoodCFair to PoorDNot recommendedNo data

Important Engineering Disclaimer:
Compatibility data is a preliminary screening guide only. Verify against actual concentration, operating temperature and pressure, fluid impurities, velocity/erosion, corrosion allowance, gasket seating stress, mechanical seal arrangement, vendor recommendations, applicable code, project specification, and the current Safety Data Sheet before engineering use. Ratings reflect Graco Chemical Compatibility Guide (Updated 10/29/2024) and are not a current SDS/GHS classification.