Leonard Thomas <thomasle at umkc.edu> wrote in message
news:378CAE2F.70C14A5D at umkc.edu...
> Hi
>> It is my understanding the Freon 14 is utilized for making "popcicles"
> or for flash cooling of samples. My question is where can one get Freon
> 14. The local suppliers of refrigarents don't have any idea. A
> supplier or manufacturer would be good to know.
We use the following with our Cryo-Xe-Siter:
Freon-14: 80 Cubic Foot Cylinder of Electronic Grade Gas (Carbon
Tetraflouride)
Tri-Gas Part No. SG FREON C14
Tri-Gas, Inc.
1310 East Davis
Conroe, TX 77301
Voice - 409 539 6001
Web site - www.trigas.com
Our web page also lists:
Spectra Gases
distributers in US, UK, Germany, Australia, Japan, Korea, Taiwan
Web site - www.spectra-gases.com
--
Bev Vincent
Molecular Structure Corporation
3200 Research Forest Drive, The Woodlands, TX 77381
http://www.msc.com
