runne (Stranger) 01-26-03 15:23 No 401714				What materials to use for tubing for condensors?	Bookmark
						Of the following materials, which would be the best to use to connect the flasks -> condensors -> gas traps etc.. 1) PVC pipe. (grey) 2) ABS pipe. (black) 3) Flexible tubing (steel/plastic mesh it looks like) from plumbing uses. 4) Regular plastic tubing from an aquarium store (1/2 inch or larger). The temperatures would be less than 200C in the flask. Opinions welcome. Cheers, Runne
		Unobtainium (Customer Service) 01-26-03 15:29 No 401719				Might help if you told us what you were ...	Bookmark
						Might help if you told us what you were planning to put in the flask.
		runne (Stranger) 01-26-03 15:54 No 401724				*blush* sorry. The reactants would usually be:	Bookmark
						- stuff for meth reduction. HI gas for condensation. Thanks!
		foxy2 (Distinctive Doe) 01-26-03 21:11 No 401796				glass tubeing	Bookmark
						glass tubeing
		Bwiti (PVC-Analog Taste-Tester) 01-27-03 11:47 No 401937				Glass tubing or cumbustion tubes fixed in...	Bookmark
						Glass tubing or cumbustion tubes fixed in place with putty epoxy. Love my country, fear my government.
		halfkast (Newbee) 02-01-03 04:53 No 403239				How about a florescent light?	Bookmark
						anyone heard of a used florescent tube being used for this purpose? it must be tempered and pressure friendly. getting the metal cap off each end could be hazarduss, do it under water. get the cloudy stuff off too, i forget which solvent gets that stuff off but its a very common one, either an alcohol or acetone.
		foxy2 (Distinctive Doe) 02-01-03 09:39 No 403301				you could	Bookmark
						anyone heard of a used florescent tube being used for this purpose? it must be tempered and pressure friendly. getting the metal cap off each end could be hazarduss, do it under water. How about just going to a florescent sign shop and telling the glass blower what you need.  I'll bet you could get a couple pieces of glass tube for $10