Hello there,
Is there any body knows where can I get Freon Standard as solution? mixture would be great!
R134, R143, R22,..
Thanks, crazedguy - 13-1-2011 at 09:43
DO you mean a tank with it in liquid form, my dad does air conditioners so he has lots of tanks of it. Although unless you can get it from a lab
supply the easiest way would be to order it from refrigerant suppliers, but you need a license unless you have a friend in the business which could
supply you. ScienceSquirrel - 13-1-2011 at 09:48
Nono. $52,70 for 10 mg in 1 ml of ethyl acetate. ScienceSquirrel - 13-1-2011 at 12:35
The ampoule is rolled on the inner thighs of busty blonde women or bronzed Aussie surfer boys before sending to the client*
* Please specify preference on the order form
Seriously it is used as an analytical standard for things like GC - Mass Spec and these things always cost an arm and a leg. If you are assaying for
Freons in polar ice the cost of the standards is tiny compared with collection and storage costs, etc. unionised - 13-1-2011 at 13:00
I work in an analytical lab. With the hourly rate that my time is charged at I would need to be able to make and test that solution in about 15
minutes to compete with just buying it.
I'm good, but I'm not that good.
$52 for 50 mg is quite cheap (there are 5 components so it's 50 mg). It's equivalent to about $1000 per gram.
Some of the standards we make in-house cost the equivalent of millions of dollars per gram.
