chucknorris
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Methanol, thf substitutes?
Are there solvents that can be used instead of methanol or THF, both are hard to obtain at the moment.
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kristofvagyok
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Ethanol and dioxane?
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Methanol is readily available in most places as it is a key reagent in the production of biodiesel.
Have a look on eBay where you live.
THF is slightly harder but it is used as a professional cleaning solvent, etc so have a look round, make a case and Bob's your uncle, Fanny's your
aunt, you will have THF!
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