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Ramsay grease

Ramsay grease is a vacuum grease, used as a lubrication and a sealant of ground glass joints and cocks on laboratory glassware, e.g. burettes. It is usable to about 10−2 mbar (about 1 Pa) and about 30 °C. Its vapor pressure at 20 °C is about 10−4 mbar (0.01 Pa). It is named after Sir William Ramsay.

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Ramsay grease → vacuum grease

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ramsay grease rubber ground joints 10 used usable mbar pa vapor pressure viscous soft one stopcocks temperature consists paraffin wax

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