The main distinction between PTFE and PVDF is that although PVDF membranes are better suited for the filtration of non-aggressive aqueous and mild organic solutions, PTFE membranes can be employed in the filtration of strong acids and aggressive solutions.
Due to its resistant properties and higher temperature thresholds, Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF) is employed as piping, sheet, and interior coatings in high-temperature, hot acid, radiation environment applications. The term polyvinylidene fluoride, often known as PVF2, is abbreviated as PVDF. This polymer belongs to the group of substances known as fluorocarbons or fluoropolymers, which exhibit strong chemical resistance and high thermal stability.
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