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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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Old 2003-09-06, 09:51
spuntmonkey spuntmonkey is offline
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a buddy of mine bought 5gals. of ammonia recently and it was contaminated with some sort of insecticide, or other unknown chemical. is this ammonia worthless now? or is there a way to remove the contamination and still use the ammonia? from what information he gave me , he tried using it like this and had no luck. anyone got any ideas or advice for him??
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Old 2003-09-06, 09:56
kirby kirby is offline
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think about it--insecticide or something you said---and your putting something into it that ultimately your going to ingest in one form or another--not real smart----chuck it away and buy more
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Old 2003-09-06, 13:03
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I guess common sense is not all that common. Some sort of insecticide or unknown chemical?? Think about what your saying bro. How the fuk,.... do what kirby said, throw it (in the appropriate manner) ...and delete that other FREAKIn copy of this post.
 
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