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Date: 06/12/02 at 11:39 AM
Posted by: Jackie Charbel
E-mail: jcharbel@YSI.com

Is there a fluoropolymer which could be used for dissolved oxygen membranes that has a lower flow dependence than teflon? The membrane must be submerged in water to record a DO reading, and I am having difficulty with low turbidity leading to a false reading due to the oxygen in the water being reduced so quickly that it cannot be replaced in non-turbid water, so the DO appears to be lower than it is.

Thank you,
Jackie Charbel

YSI Inc.

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  Re: flow dependence of fluoropolymers Jarod Lowry   Posted at: 06/13/02 (0)

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