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What is the lowest negative pressure that laboratory glassware can withstand?

2017-12-03View Original

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As the title suggests, for a pilot experiment, an absolute pressure of 6 kPa is required, which corresponds to an environment of -95 kPa. I would appreciate it if you could advise me whether a standard three-necked flask and condenser can withstand such conditions. Thank you very much!
Reply #22017-12-04
You can try it without adding any materials, making sure it is properly sealed
Reply #32017-12-14
You can give it a try, take proper precautions, and do it in a fume hood
Reply #42018-02-26
As long as the quality isn’t very poor, it’s fine. If you’re still worried, you can have it customized from the manufacturer.

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