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--- equipment:chemistry:plasticware [2013/06/08 03:54] – created mcmaster
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 Of course, make sure to look up compatibility before assuming that a chemical is safe to use in a given container.  [[http://www.calpaclab.com/Chemical-Compatibility-Chart-s/789.htm|A quick check chart can be found here]].
+Fluorinated plastics can be useful in a number of situations.  They tend to be very clean, are reasonably heat resistant, chemically resistant, and have many other desirable properties.  Depending on the application, PTFE (Teflon), PFA gets used for wafer boats.  See the Dupont website for a nice comparison chart.
+-0030: Nalgene / Oak Ridge 30 mL tubes, FEP w/ ETFE cap
+Cole Parmer: PFA Test Tubes With Caps, 5 mLYO-63614-20
+  * http://www.coleparmer.com/buy/product/4582-pfa-test-tubes-caps-5-ml.html
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 CapitolBrand makes jointed "glassware": http://www.amazon.com/Capitol-CBV-V107797-CS-Plastic-Bottom-Tapered/dp/B004O6NB0W/ref=sr_1_65?s=industrial&ie=UTF8&qid=1370135642&sr=1-65&keywords=pfa
+http://myworld.ebay.com/deschem/ has new PTFE stuff from China including:
+  * Beakers
+  * Flasks
+  * Funnels
+  * Spoons
+  * Bottles
+====== Reference ======
+Dupont fluoropolymer comparison: http://www2.dupont.com/Teflon_Industrial/en_US/tech_info/techinfo_compare.html