02-19-04 12:48
No 489792
Swiis is apparantly thinking about upgrading to a graham-type condensor. He has searced extensively using tfse. His question is not what type of cleaning solutions or chemicals to use, but HOW to clean it. Obviously a the cleaning instrument would need to be quite flexible to accomodate the coil of the condensor. Doesn't said flexibility comprimise the degree of pressure the brush would need to assert to make its way from the top to bottom of the coils? Which type of brush/instrument would be needed?
(Stranger)
02-19-04 14:50
No 489812
There is no need to go into the coil. All that will be condensed within the coil are compounds that are relatively volatile and most likely soluble in acetone or toluene. Just fill the coil with some solvent and shake, shake, shake....
I´m not suffering from Magnon´s Syndrome...It just itches!
(Hive Bee)
02-19-04 15:04
No 489814
For the most part you can follow the above directioin but some time you get random polar substance.. Well at least in my case. So I just flush it with first IPA then with dH2O. If you wanted you could continue in the fashion with toluene, but meh..
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