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[*] posted on 17-12-2018 at 21:20
Chemical Resistance of Phenolic Plastics


Ordered some borosilicate glass vials, although they came with threaded phenolic plastic caps. Does anyone have experience with these? How do they hold up?



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[*] posted on 18-12-2018 at 03:40


Not sure... Could you perhaps cut discs from a sheet of PTFE (available cheap on eBay) and use that to line them?
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[*] posted on 18-12-2018 at 04:55


I did not know the answer so I googled it ...
e.g. http://k-mac-plastics.net/data/chemical/phenolic-chemical-.h...

Although not perfect, a few layers of plastic film, 'cling wrap' (available in PE or sometimes PVC) over the mouth and threads, held on by the cap, works quite well.
(I trim the excess after tightening with scissors - just to make it look prettier.)
I use this for short to medium term storage, I've not tried for extended periods (>1 year)




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