By the way, on another note. A new membrane has come out recently (not on the market officially yet) that has strong pesticide remediating abilities in alkanes. I spiked 20 pesticides into an oil at 1000 ppm each and ran it through with heptane, and 18/20 were reduced to passing levels. This was an artificial test done on flat sheet. Since then, I’ve received a small module from the company that made it to continue doing testing. I would be very interested in placing this for free with someone who has a lot of pesticide problems, and either already had a membrane skid, or would be interested in DIYing one, if they can return data for a few dozen batches.
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Depending on which pesticides this is super interesting
Really woahh that is rad
Looking for options with pentane this rules for sure nice
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| Tested: Azoxystrobin |
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| Bifenazate |
| Bifenthrin |
| Boscalid |
| Chlorfenapyr |
| Etoxazole |
| Imazalil |
| Imidacloprid |
| Malathion (no reduction) |
| Metalaxyl |
| Myclobutanil |
| Paclobutrazol |
| Permethrins (no reduction) |
| Piperonyl butoxide |
| Pyridaben |
| Spiromesifen (no reduction) |
| Spirotetramat |
| Tebuconazole |
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