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|    Phil Hobbs to All    |
|    Re: specular PTFE surface    |
|    05 Aug 16 05:27:13    |
      From: pcdhobbs@gmail.com              >According to the link given by George H. , PTFE has molding temperature        >above 240℃ or 340℃, and "Residual gases (including HF, COF2, CO, and        >HFA) that may be harmful diffuse from Teflon® AF resins even at room        >temperature.               You aren't moulding it, just flattening the solid surface a bit. You can try       it in a frying pan -- pan, glass, Teflon sheet, heavy weight.               They coat frying pans with Teflon, so the outgassing can't be too bad at       cooking temperatures.               Cheers              Phil Hobbs              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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