On Saturday, December 13, 2003, at 12:02  PM, Thomus Patton wrote:

> I would think that removing methanol would certainly be detrimental
> to your yield.

So would I. Most of the methanol goes into the aqueous (glycerine)
layer anyway, so you can recover that portion by distilling the glyc
layer alone, after separating.      -K


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