Table 2 Materials tested in the interlaboratory comparison of the 3-in-1 Oddy test
From: Review and interlaboratory comparison of the Oddy test methodology
Tested materials in the Oddy test | |
|---|---|
Number 1 | Ethafoam (low-density plastic foam made by expanding polyethylene) |
Number 2 | Tygon S-50-HL (tube made of polyvinyl chloride) |
Number 3 | Velcro (nylon and polyester are usually used in its manufacture) |
Number 4 | Heat shrink tubing (made from flexible, flame retardant polyolefin) |
Number 5 | Plain black rubber |
Number 6 | Photo Archivakarton Chronos (paper for photographic conservation with a composition of 95–97% Alpha Cellulose) |
Number 7 | Medium-density fiberboard (MDF, made up of 82% wood fiber, 9% urea-fomaldehyde resin glue, 8% water, and 1% paraffin wax) |
Number 8 | Plywood board (made of birch wood sheets glued with phenolic resin) |
Number 9 | MS-35 Sealing (hybrid modified silane; MS, polymer of one component. Although no further information is provided by the manufacturer, two possible “chemical skeletons” for modified silanes would be: MS-polyester or MS-polyurethane) |
Number 10 | Polylactic acid filament for 3D printing |