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Eddygp
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@blogfast, So we finish where we had started: a vacuum is needed, along with a very high temperature.
Someday, something will come out.
Yb2O3
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In a nutshell.
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alkalimetals
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If I use a fridge compressor, reversed, can I obtain a vacuum below 10 mmHg? It's the maximum value described in the patent...
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Personally I doubt that. But I'm no expert on fridge compressors...
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Thanks! But maybe it's sufficient a vacuum below 100 mmHg (I'm sure, in this case, fridge compressor works quite well...)
blogfast25, what do you think about?
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Try it. But fridge compressors aren't designed to be run as vac pumps, remain aware of that. Only use this idea when you've conclusively proved the
fridge 'vac pump' can deliver and over prolonged periods of time too... 
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