Why doesn't superglue stick to the inside of its tube?

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Answer from Gregory Lewis ^(1,456)
Gregory Lewis 15 days 13 hours ago. More questions answered by this person)
no oxygen.

Comment from Paul Schroeder ^(2,390) 15 days 12 hours ago.
It's hard to believe that there's an absolute vacuum within but as I truly don't know the reason, you may very well indeed be most correct! Bless you;G:paul

Answer from Ben Morrish ^(7,933)
Ben Morrish 15 days 11 hours ago. More questions answered by this person)
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No moisture in there, and it's moisture (traces present in air) that causes it to set.

Comment from Paul Schroeder ^(2,390) 15 days 10 hours ago.
AHA!

Comment from Gregory Lewis ^(1,456) 15 days 6 hours ago.
Does that mean super glue would set quicker if dunked under water?

Answer from Alice Owen ⁽³⁵⁷⁾ 14 days 9 hours ago. More questions answered by this person)
Hey I'd like to know that too ! Sorry, I just share your curiosity...

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