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Reactive Gases and the Synthetic Lubricants that Love Them Fluorine is a remarkable element. In its elemental state, it is highly reactive and toxic. However, when tightly bonded to other molecules and elements, it becomes almost totally non-reactive, taking on remarkable properties that have made the manufacture of almost totally inert lubricants possible. These lubricants not only include high temperature grease and oil but also several types of wax. Industrial Uses for Synthetic Oils and Fire Resistant Lubricants There are many uses for fluorochemicals and organic halocarbon compounds in industry and commerce. Sometimes fluoro-chemicals are the safer alternative to chemicals that were designed to use chlorine instead. There are many medical applications of halocarbon chemicals, too, such as a wide range of anaesthetic compounds. However, the most directly industrial use is as the wide range of synthetic, inert oils available today.

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