CL175

Perfluoropolyether, referred to as PFPE, is a colorless, odorless, transparent liquid at room temperature. The molecular composition contains only C, F, O three elements, because the F ion has a strong electronegativity, the bond energy is as high as 418~502 kJ/mol, the main chain of C- C, C- O-C bonds are mostly shielded by F atoms.

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Perfluoropolyether, referred to as PFPE, is a colorless, odorless, transparent liquid at room temperature. The molecular composition contains only C, F, O three elements, because the F ion has a strong electronegativity, the bond energy is as high as 418~502 kJ/mol, the main chain of C- C, C- O-C bonds are mostly shielded by F atoms.

Perfluoropolyether fluid is a perfluoropolyether product with low degree of polymerization, low molecular weight, low boiling point and low viscosity. It is heat-resistant, oxidation-resistant, non-flammable, has good material compatibility and is insoluble in general organic solvents. Compared with other fluorine fluids on the market (hydrofluoroethers, hydrofluorocarbons, perfluorinated hydrocarbons, perfluorinated ketones), it is more stable in nature and more environmentally friendly than perfluorinated hydrocarbons.


polyether fluid  properties

Unit

CL175

Boiling Point

200

pour point

-95

Density 25

g/cm3

1.78

Density -54

g/cm3

1.96

Kinematic  viscosity 25

cSt

3.6

Kinematic  viscosity -54

cSt

65

Vapor pressure  25

kPa

<0.3

Specific heat  25

J /Kg°C

1191

heat of  vaporization at boiling point

J/g

67

Thermal  conductivity 25

w/m·

0.07

coefficient of  expansion

-1

0.0012

Surface  tension 25

dynes/cm

15

Dielectric 25

KV-2.54mm gap

40

Dielectric  constant 25 (1kHz)

-

<2

Dissipation  factor 25 (1kHz)

-

<0.01

Body  resistance coefficient 25

Ohm·cm

6 x 1015

water  solubility

ppm(wt)

<30

Air Solubility

cm3 gas / 100 cm3 liquid

26

molecular  weight


800

ODP


0

GWP


>5000

thermal  decomposition temperature

>290

Reactivity


No reaction  with strong acid, strong alkali, strong oxidant

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