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Subject: Siphon coffee maker
Yttrium2
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posted on 4-4-2018 at 07:44
Siphon coffee maker
What if one of these was filled with a low b.p. solvent and operated as usual. When the vaccuum develops in the southern chamber what happens? This would cause the solvent to boil, but since there is a vaccuum pressure should not develop, right?
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