A few years ago the B/R spinning-band stills were definitely the still of
choice for recovering histologic solvents, and the older generation of CBG
machine were inadequate. I think though that the later generation of CBG
stills predominates today. I don't know how they work. Could somebody give
us
I have a CBG recycler and it has never given me any problems in the two
years I have been here. The last two labs I worked in (in the past 15
years) both had CBG recyclers and loved them.
Gareth Davis
On Fri, Mar 24, 2017 at 11:00 AM, Bob Richmond via Histonet <
histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu>
Bob
I believe that both the B/R an CBG recyclers are fractional distillation units,
and to be honest I'm not even certain why I choose the CBG over B/R instrument
when I purchased. Prior to purchasing the CBG I was using the Suncycle
Technologies system, these less expensive systems are more l
500 ML OF 100% ALCOHOL
170 ML OF DISTILLED WATER
80 ML OF 40% FORMALIN
50 ML OF GLACIAL ACETIC ACID
V/R
IB
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