[NHCOLL-L:2942] RE: Carosafe
John Early
jearly at aucklandmuseum.com
Wed Jan 25 20:47:32 EST 2006
John
>then using propylene glycol won't help, because you still have the
issue a solid (the specimen) that has absorbed the flammable (alcohol).>
Would this really be an issue? It's difficult enough to get 70%
ethanol to ignite so the risk presented by a 70% ethanol soaked specimen
surrounded by inert propylene glycol seems an infinitesimally small risk
to me, and the postal authorities/couriers need only know about the
glycol.
Regards, John
John Early
Manager Natural History and Curator of Entomology
Auckland War Memorial Museum
Private Bag 92018, Auckland, N.Z.
telephone +64 9 306 7042
fax +64 9 306 7091
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