Technical and economic considerations often make the use of non-metallic materials desirable in chemical engineering. However, it usually poses significant challenges for the planning engineer to compile information on the behavior of various potential materials. Therefore, there has frequently been a desire to see the corrosion behavior of non-metallic materials treated in a similar manner to how it is presented in the corrosion tables for metallic materials. Over many years of work, the author has gathered information on the corrosion behavior of non-metallic materials from literature across various countries and has consistently ensured that only the most reliable information is presented to the user in this book. Quantitative data can only be provided in specific cases, mostly.