For applications requiring glassware that can withstand very high pressure, traditional pristine glassware is only rated for about 40 psi, and any scratches can compromise its integrity. For pressures around 22242 kPa (over 200 atmospheres), glass-lined pressure reactors or alternative materials like steel or polymeric cylinders are recommended, as they can handle significantly higher pressures. Given the context of superheating a substance that generates substantial pressure, glass may not be suitable due to its risk of shattering under extreme conditions. Exploring options like DOT tanks or other robust materials is advisable for safety and effectiveness.