Reddit reviews Dow Corning Vacuum Lubricant 5.3oz Tube
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Seals and lubricates chemical processing equipmentSealing vacuum and pressure systemsLubricating O-rings in binoculars and telescopes. Prevents fogging of delicate lenses
DON'T use vaseline for ground glass joints, it will screw you. Use a legitimate vacuum grease like this.
In addition, it's going to be near impossible to get safrole yourself, especially if you're in the US. Not only is safrole now listed as a known carcinogen, so there are no non-drug uses for it, any sale of safrole is heavily monitored by our boys at the DEA.
Even though you can synthesize safrole yourself from non-suspicious chemicals, it makes the whole process unprofitable.
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I am not a space person. But in microfabrication, where there are lots of vacuum chambers, silicone grease are the goto. They have lower vapor pressure, and higher temperature resistance than hydrocarbon based lubricants.
Such as http://www.amazon.com/Dow-Corning-Vacuum-Lubricant-5-3oz/dp/B001UHMNW0
This is the stuff. Cheap as shit. Triple your DNA yields for pennies per sample.
Dow Corning High Vacuum Silicone Grease saved my PhD.