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Date: Tue, 09 Jan 2007 18:56:52 -0700
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Original poster: StephenTetorka@xxxxxxCertain PVC formulations contain heavy metals which are used tostabilize the material...Cadmium and Lead are two such metals.

An easy way to determine if a PVC has metal is to put the material ina microwave oven...say 1 to 2 minutes....if it gets hot ( some of mysamples actually melted )...that PVC indeed has metal in it.

Note: the frequency of my mobile loading coil changed after placingthe PVC cover over the assembly....it got hot in the microwave.

Also...dielectric constant for "PVC" is around 4...FYI...wonder hasthis changes with formulation??


Kind regards,
Steve

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