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If you are taking guesses - mine is 'no'.
The difference is just purity, right? But I'm not sure that you care too much about purity in a He leak test - impurities shouldn't prevent any leaking.
Ben
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Subject: EXTERNAL: [TN] Helium Quality Test Influence Question
Hi gang - hey, need some quick assistance. Does anyone know if using "commercial" grade He instead of "analytical" grade He would cause an issue in helium leak testing? I think I know the answer but looking for a sanity check.
Dave Hillman
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