I would like to ask how heating in a tetrafluoro reaction vessel should be achieved
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For strong acids, I plan to use a reaction vessel with a stainless steel lining and PTFE coating; the temperature is to be maintained at 160 degrees. Should I use an oil bath for heating, heat pipes, or heating rods?
For reaction vessels, external heating is possible using either a jacket or semi-tube; the lining is made of PTFE
Teflon FEP: FEP, or F46 (fluorinated ethylene propylene copolymer), is a non-stick coating that melts and flows during baking to form a pore-free film. It possesses excellent chemical stability and outstanding non-stick properties, with a maximum operating temperature of 200°C. Teflon PFA: PFA (perfluorohalogenated compound) non-stick coatings, like FEP, melt and flow during baking to form a pore-free film. The advantage of PFA is its higher continuous use temperature of 260°C and greater stiffness, making it particularly suitable for applications requiring anti-stick properties and chemical resistance in high-temperature conditions.