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Poekus
#1 Posted : 11/27/2011 4:00:21 PM
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Does anyone know out of experience if a vacuum filtration setup (large buchner funnel, vacuum flask and water aspirator or handpump) does work properly when trying to recover solvents from a cactus STB mush?
The only applications I could found so far in instruction vids and docs on the net are recovering crystals from solvents. I wonder if the vacuum will be powerfull enough to suck solvent densities like cactus mush.
I'm looking at a 28 cm diamer buchner and a 2000ml vacuumflask. Will this work or should I keep the coffeepress/coffeefilter for this process?
 

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#2 Posted : 11/27/2011 4:11:38 PM

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#3 Posted : 11/27/2011 4:20:23 PM
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Great! Thanks.
 
 
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