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#1 17 January 2012 - 05:32 PM chastephen

Lepton

Hello, I have been hearing a few people discussing how companies are trying to move away from using flurocarbons. Seeing as flurocarbons have unique properties, I was curious to find out what alternatives people have come up with. From the searching I have done, it seems that there is next to no information out there on these alternatives. I was wondering what alternatives some of you may have heard about and where I might be able to read about them. Thanks.