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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
 2003-08-15, 21:46
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shadoemann 
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str8 to e
Are there any steps in st8 to e that can be done without boiling. Swish lives in the woods in Texas. The temperatures get to 100 everyday. Last week they went to 109 for 2 days. And swish would like to do as many steps outside as Swish can. He doesn't care how long it takes, he is just trying to avoid boiling shit. Thanks.
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#2
 2003-08-16, 01:07
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kirby 
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Re: str8 to e
if your doing it outside then the water content in the air is going to play havoc with your eph return---your solvents will absorb that water straight from the air, and that water will absorb eph, so when you filter off the solvent youll get that water/eph going through with the solvent and thrown away---it helps to be inside in a warm dry room----and all these recipes and cleaning precedures are extremely mistake intolerant--if it says boil it--boil it--if it says to scratch arse while boiling--scratch it---dont change anything
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#3
 2003-08-17, 18:20
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shadoemann 
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Re: str8 to e
Thanks. What would be the the best way to proceed (recipe) if you are outside.
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#4
 2003-08-17, 21:52
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kman 
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Re: str8 to e
You might as well not do it if you're going to try it outside.
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