Explanation of Hazardous Labels
CAS #63148-65-2
Polyvinyl butyral
While not as widely used as some of the other support film materials such
as Formvar or
Parlodion®,
this resin is perceived at least by some users to have a higher thermal
stability than either Parlodion or Formvar. Pioloform B, or as it is known
chemically, polyvinyl butyral, is also perceived to result in a somewhat
thinner film, resulting in less electron scatter for a given film thickness.
However, with the discovery that good stable holey films can be made of
other resins, especially Formvar which is not even hazardous to handle,
this perceived advantage is not such a major advantage after all. It is
also sometimes perceived that one sees less "structure" in films cast of
Pioloform B, but again where that is an issue, one would normally switch
over to the use of holely films of Formvar, for example.
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