Can tetrafluorine material resist corrosion by aromatic hydrocarbons?

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We have a material called benzyl chloride (monochlorotoluene); the reaction temperature is 120 degrees, and PTFE fittings are required for this application. However, the information I found states that F46 and F4 are not resistant to corrosion by aromatic hydrocarbons. Do any of the experts know anything about this?

Reply #22017-10-11

Graphite heat exchangers can be used as condensers in the production of benzyl chloride.

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