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It will be much higher pressure at room temp and get much colder as you spray it. If you do try it be very careful.Like the title says anyone use it? I have access to it. It is discontinued and it is no longer produced. I did the impurity test on a glass plate and it evaporated clean. It is a refridgerant solvent much like propane, butane, etc. appreciate any info anyone has......
Isobutane is way cleaner, but there is residues from the oduorants used.
Id rather use a pure Dihydrogen monoxide or even some Hydric acid
I dont see how you guys use some of this stuff without a lab to clean it all up. Everything leaves some residue.
so butane/ethanol/hexane still look to be the best solvents.jump said:R134a decomposed by the flame to form of toxic and irritating compounds such as hydrogen fluoride.
I have seen studies of people using hfc-134a for use in essential oil extractions. However, it is not safe in any amounts to be vaporized or smoked because it can degrade into dangerous compounds.
so butane/ethanol/hexane still look to be the best solvents.
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