Bullshit.

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> From: joerad@te*.co* [mailto:joerad@te*.co*]
> Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2001 7:08 AM
> To: techdiver@aquanaut.com; cytech@ma*.co*.cy*
> Subject: o rings
> 
> 
> burna nitrile is ok in a low pressure enviroment but should be 
> avoided on the high pressure side.
> 
> viton orings ar more durable and more o2 compatable and 
> regardless of color are quite easy to identify.
> 
> Viton orings are denser than the nitril counterparts, a simple 
> test can be performed, after a while you will be able to perform 
> this test without a reference..
> 
> to test for a viton oring you need a known viton or burna nitrile 
> o ring (approx same size as unknown), drop both in a glass of 
> water, the viton oring will sink noticibly faster..
> 
> http://www.geocities.com/padiscubapro/index.htm
> 
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