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Polypropylene (PP) is known for its resistance to a variety of chemical solvents, bases, and acids. When it comes to petrol (gasoline), PP exhibits moderate resistance, making it suitable for short-term exposure or applications where direct, prolonged contact with petrol is not expected. However, for long-term exposure or storage solutions involving petrol, materials with higher chemical resistance are recommended to ensure structural integrity and safety. This means that while polypropylene can handle incidental contact with petrol, it might not be the best choice for applications requiring constant, long-term petrol resistance, such as fuel tanks or primary fuel containers.
[Polypropylene has moderate resistance to petrol, suitable for short-term exposure but not ideal for long-term petrol contact.]
The time needed to properly expose a screen using Speedball emulsion can vary based on several factors including the type of light source, its intensity, the distance of the light from the screen, and the specific Speedball emulsion used (e.g., Diazo vs. Photopolymer). Typically, for a DIY setup using a 250-500 watt bulb, exposures can range from 7 to 15 minutes. However, it is highly recommended to conduct an exposure test to determine the optimal time for your particular setup, as underexposure will make the emulsion difficult to develop, while overexposure can cause details in your design to be lost. Speedball provides general guidelines, but due to variability in setups and environmental conditions, adjustments may be needed.
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