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Are PP and PVDF materials resistant to molten lithium metal?

2016-01-07View Original

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This post was last edited by Guanzhong Caizi on 2016-1-7 at 16:16. I checked the corrosion data manual today; PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) is not resistant to molten lithium metal. No information could be found regarding PP and PVDF materials. Does anyone know anything about this?
Reply #22016-01-08
ETFE and ECTFE can
Reply #32016-01-10
Since plastics should be fine at room temperature, it’s hard to say anything about metallic lithium as you mentioned; I haven’t come into contact with it before, so let’s learn about it together*

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