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What actually is the cleanest solvent to use for exaction in UK Options
 
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#41 Posted : 5/22/2013 12:30:37 PM

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Well I am having a balls of a time with swan atm (Aye, I blame the lighter fluid when I think it's actually the bark not been powdered down just enough, blunt blades on grinder lol) so I think I will try some of this Betaclean 3350 Kerberos mentioned next time.

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#42 Posted : 5/22/2013 4:33:17 PM

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ZenSpice wrote:
Well I am having a balls of a time with swan atm (Aye, I blame the lighter fluid when I think it's actually the bark not been powdered down just enough, blunt blades on grinder lol) so I think I will try some of this Betaclean 3350 Kerberos mentioned next time.

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Just ordered some more ZenSpiceVery happy Got over 600mg clean spice out of two 50ml pulls with this on a Cyb salt tek with 50g of bark. I will also be posting a link to a UK suppler of Isohexane when it turns up and i have tried it out. It is safer than n-Hexane and according to Benzyme "the inter/intramecular forces are the same.. 100% Van Der Waals." So i am hoping that the UK will have a good selection of solvents to choose from very soon.
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#43 Posted : 6/7/2013 10:58:16 AM

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If you have a hard time finding out what is behind a specific EINECS number for many hydrocarbons, from p10 to p16 is a nice list:
http://www.esig.org/uplo...ification-march-2011.pdf
 
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