SWIP should have been more precise in his earlier rant. When he went through the trap procedure, he was v e r y conservative with the H2O. He did several extractions, and never added more than about a tablespoonfull at a time.Prepuce no worries, it had little to do with that.
thats a bit troubling.
okay it was clearly a mistake to use NaOH, haha whoa imagine how concentrated it was, I'd bee surprised if much at all survived that.
I have one piece of info which
could be relevant to this.
This orange is thought to be a type of PEG right?
A test I did quite a long time ago now with DOt3, a brake fluid, that contains ethylene glycols went like this:
This dot3 fluid normally sits underneath a water layer, just like tetra, dcm, tri or any chlorinated solvent.
So I had Dot3 on the bottom, h2o above, and a NP on top.
Upon basification, most of the ethylene glycols move up to the top NP layer...some different molecular weight glycols remain at the bottom, for possibly 48hrs.
How does this help you? dunno!
But what im saying is PEGS don't hang around in basic solutions.
Its possibly not that they change polarity, but rather dont like basic solutions...this is why it can bee washed away with fresh water often/. (ware does this sound right or is it made up bullshit?

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>>Other than teasing spectral about his choice of usernames
thats okay ware! I don't really like it much anyway, I'm sure that spectralmagic bee isn't too thrilled either.