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Petri dish materials
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Pyrex glass?
Polyethylene or Polypropylene would be reasonably chemically resistant, if not as clear as the pyrex. Acrylic would work pretty well for most aqueous chemistry/biology. Really comes down to what solvents the dish is going to be exposed to in use.
Polyethylene or Polypropylene would be reasonably chemically resistant, if not as clear as the pyrex. Acrylic would work pretty well for most aqueous chemistry/biology. Really comes down to what solvents the dish is going to be exposed to in use.
Alternative to what?
www.tynevalleyplastics.co.uk
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www.tynevalleyplastics.co.uk
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Commercial Petri dishes are made from a variety of materials; this supplier lists a number different materials in their offering, aside from glass:
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Commercial Petri dishes are made from a variety of materials; this supplier lists a number different materials in their offering, aside from glass:
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