Sunoco usually sells methanol through their racing gas division. 5
gallons is about 30 bucks
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I am sure now that the camp stove fuel must not be methanol . It has
been over 24 hours and the lye has not dissolved at all. I thought I
had read that the stove fuel
This is what I found for the chemical compostion of wood naptha used
for denaturing ethanol:
Composition of wood naptha:
There is no prescriptive list of ingredients, but some or all of the
following are found in approved synthetic wood naptha:
* pyridine,
* pyridine bases,
* allyl
it started yet I
seem to mix it for much longer to get it to dissolve.
Hope this helps.
Derick
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I am working on making my first batch of Biodiesel and I can not seem to get the NaOH to dissolve in the methanol. I am using Ozark Trail brand stove fuel purchased from WalMart for methanol. I did read on the website that the NaOH can be difficult to dissolve but it has been 18 hours since I have
are you sure that it is methanol? camp fuel in my parts- the Ozarks- is white
gas , basically
gasoline.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am working on making my first batch of Biodiesel and I can not seem to
get the NaOH to dissolve in the methanol. I am using Ozark Trail brand
stove fuel
I am sure now that the camp stove fuel must not be methanol . It has been over 24 hours and the lye has not dissolved at all. I thought I had read that the stove fuel would work but I guess I was wrong. On the back of the can it says it contains a refined petroluem naptha. Now I am right or wrong
