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Article #1679Epoxy for use in Molten Naphthalene?
From: Mark Timken
Date: Fri, 08 Jan 1993 18:56
Date: Fri, 08 Jan 1993 18:56
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Greetings. Anyone know of an epoxy that won't break down in molten naphthalene (about 85C)? We're measuring the temperature of liquid naphthalene by immersing a thermistor fixed to the end of a small glass tube into the liquid. So far, we've used standard, hardware-store epoxy to fix the thermistor to the tube - this epoxy provides a strong bond, but then eventually falls apart in the naphthalene. Any ideas or experiences with epoxies in aromatic solvents? Post or send email to pfmdtimken@cyber.widener.edu. Thanks - Mark Timken
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