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Dear Wolfram and others interested parties,
Mizutani and Oana (1973, Separation of CO2 from SO2 ..., Mass
Spectrometry, 21, 3, 255-258) published a method based on
melting n-pentane. The melting point of n-pentane is -129 oC and it
forms a slush.
Melting points of other solvents were listed by Zhang in June, last
year. See the isogeochem www site.
However, we simply use ethanol and cool it with LN2 when we
want to get rid of SO2 contamination. It becomes thick - like honey
- below -100 oC and it is quite easy to keep -105 oC (it seems to
be "stabilized" at that T).
Best regards,
Attila
Dr. Attila Demeny
Laboratory for Geochemical Research
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Budapest, Budaorsi ut 45, H-1112, Hungary
tel/fax: 36-1-319-3145
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