w0mbat
Rising Star
SWIM generally tries to avoid all solvents that are not either water or D-limonene, but it's looking like s/he may need to use naptha, acetone, or IPA in the near future. In order to maximize safety (& quality of final product), s/he is wondering whether it might be worthwhile to distill acetone/naptha (to remove impurities) or IPA (to get rid of denaturing agents).
Is this worth the extra effort? Or would it be sufficient to just evaporate some solvent (say, naptha) and make sure there are no extra residues leftover?
Is this worth the extra effort? Or would it be sufficient to just evaporate some solvent (say, naptha) and make sure there are no extra residues leftover?