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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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 2003-09-19, 04:46
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AutOPSY 
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VE's STRAIGHT to E/?
Has anybody towed around with using xylene or toluene as the non-polar in the iso/naptha procedure, the reason why Im asking is because
the returns are being listed as 70% with further cleaning needed , Im curious if using xylene instead of naptha would reduce this need for further cleaning anybody have any input?
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#2
 2003-09-19, 08:02
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kman 
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Re: VE's STRAIGHT to E/?
Swim uses a conglomeration of parts of different cleaning dreams, and swim has been using Xylene for a long soak, followed by most of the thing you posted, and finishing with the egull thing. swim's been getting higher yields with each attempt, and is now approaching 50%-which is much better than the 5% swim started out getting.
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