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| Laboratory Tips Safety proceedures, test reagents, drilling rubber stoppers, bending glass tubes, etc. Contributed to by chemists. |
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#1
 2003-07-26, 17:29
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KraKleBack KinG 
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propane tank
a local dumbfuck recently transfered 5 gallons of refrid. grade ammonia into a used propane tank. Seems he neglected to wash out the tank and now there is 5 gallons of propane smelling ammonia.
Any ideas on how to filter the annie and remove the propane smell?
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#2
 2003-07-26, 19:10
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theyarenothing 
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Re: propane tank
any body who can sniff anhydrous ammonia and smell propane at the same time has one bad ass nose
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#3
 2003-07-27, 06:15
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kman 
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Re: propane tank
I hope that propane tank doesn't have a brass valve.
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#4
 2003-07-27, 06:31
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morgan 
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Re: propane tank
i see no reason to remove the propane or how you can actually--just use it and it should be right
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#5
 2003-07-27, 09:26
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KraKleBack KinG 
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Re: propane tank
the ammonia works fine. it just leaves a different tasting and darker colored product. Havent been able to clean it out of the dope.
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