Thanks Chipper and Darryl. God bless Keith.
It has been a nice ride.
Peace and gratitude,
Dean PS Merry Xmas everyone
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Correction, Methyl Ethyl Ketone PEROXIDE (MEKP)is used as the hardening
agent (Catalyst) in fiberglass. Methyl Ethyl Ketone is like an acetone used
for thinning some paints and polyester gelcoats.
Paul
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Dean.
MH wrote:
The Carbohydrate Economy Newsletter
Summer 2002
By David Morris
http://www.carbohydrateeconomy.org
Cellulose to Ethanol: A Progress Report
Making ethanol in large quantities from
lignocellulosic crops is, for many, the
equivalent of finding the Holy Grail. After all
.
Hope that it doesn't sound like Im preaching. :)
Dean.
Neil Goatman wrote:
please can we get away from this drugs evil influence and concentrate on a
real topic
use hugs not drugs
Neil
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From: Michael Redler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 10 May 2005 4:14
. Beer/wine hydrometers are
good up to 20% Spirit hydrometers are good up to 100% about the best you
can hope for at home is 95-96%.
Dean.
Pieter Koole wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to give it another try to make ethanol from sawdust or other
cellulose materials.
In the past I have tried Sawdust
search the archives here for info on Activated Carbon and Charcoal
http://archive.nnytech.net/sgroup/distillers/
Or you can download a free Ebook on activated carbon from here
http://www.home-distillation.com/free_ebook.html
Hope this helps.
Dean.
Michael Redler wrote:
A while back, we had
contain different chemicals some of them poisonous and/or carcinogenic.
Dean.
Dean Thomas wrote:
Hi Michael,
I'm sure I will be corrected if I am wrong but I seem to remember from
one of my other groups that charcoal would need to be converted to
activated carbon via super heated steam
it is quite obvious that the
enforcers don't.
Dean.
Well said, Larry.
Kim, I'm sorry that you are suffering from this experience. The events in
people's lives, both good and bad, are felt by the people around them. Like a
drop of water into a pool, everyone is effected and the waves never stop
not Seattle and things might be completely different over
there as to regulations.
Hope that helps.
Dean.
Sanders, Martha wrote:
Hello,
I'm involved with Cascade People's Center, a family support center near downtown Seattle. We are a non-profit family support center that provides free
up on some flash scales, in other words is close enough
good enough for the first test.
P.s is it possible to use volume measurements i.e. 1 Teaspoon etc.
Dean.
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FYI
Recently a consortium announced that they intend to construct a
biodiesel production facility in Hazlemere in the outer suburbs of
Perth (the capital) The consortium is also intending to construct
plants in Sydney and Melbourne.
About time we had a alternative here in WA.
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