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Wed, 1 Feb 2006 17:00:34 -0500
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Re: H2O/CO2 Trap on TC/EA
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Maybe I am missing something, but there should not be any CO2 or H20
coming out in the effluent stream of a TC/EA if it is being operated at
the proper temperature. CO2 is not stable at 1450 C, nor is water. ????

We have a trap for phosphorus coming from AgPhosphates that is a simple
1/16 inch looped stainless steel trap. When running phosphates, we put on
an ethanol dry ice bath. At night, the trap is heated and the flow is
directed to waste and not into the Conflo.

Marilyn Fogel

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