"Skywise" wrote in message
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"Crash Lander" wrote in
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Not at all a scientific type person, so this may be a dumb question, but
is there any way to evaporate the water out of the isopropyl alcohol
without burning off the alcohol, or is the evaporation point of the
alcohol lower than that of the water? If so, could you evaporate the
alcohol out of the water, and collect the pure alcohol that way?
Crash Lander

Having just read up on isopropyl alcohol the other day for other
reasons, I can help answer this....

[warning! I may have gone overboard on the info]


snip good stuff...

...which are dissolved...in a glass of water. As the tablets
dissolve, the acid and bicarbonate react vigorously producing
carbon dioxide gas


Oh No, Greenhouse Gas Warning, Global warming!




Brian
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Thanks Brian. This is the neatest part of usenet. Someone out there has the
answer.

Al G