When faced with a leak of diethylamine, which CPC suit is appropriate to wear according to the compatibility chart?

The appropriate choice for dealing with a leak of diethylamine, according to compatibility charts, is the Tychem CPF3 suit. This suit is specifically designed to protect against hazardous chemicals, including corrosive substances like diethylamine, which is known for its potential risks to health and safety.

Tychem CPF3 is made from materials that provide a high level of chemical resistance, including to organic solvents and strong bases. This makes it suitable for handling situations where there is exposure to aggressive chemicals that can permeate through less protective materials. The suit's design and material composition ensure that it prevents the hazardous substance from coming into contact with the wearer's skin, thereby significantly reducing the risk of chemical burns or other health hazards associated with diethylamine.

In contrast, the other options—Tyvek 400, ProShield 1, and Coverall 3000—are not suitable for direct handling of diethylamine. Tyvek 400, for example, offers limited chemical resistance and is generally used for protection against particulates and dust rather than aggressive chemical exposures. ProShield 1 and Coverall 3000 also lack the necessary level of chemical protection required for such a scenario. Therefore, Tychem CPF3 is the best choice due to its specialized