Solvents

... purposes. Sterilization 1. Autoclave most buffers, and undefined bacterial and yeast media 2. Don’t autoclave: corrosives (Acids, phenol, bases), solvents or volatiles (ethanol, methanol. Chloroform); liquids containing bleach, formalin, or glutaraldehyde; buffers with detergents, such as 10% ...

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... a valid argument backed up by evidence,research and systems analysis. the argument i present is pretty convincing as i explained the use of ionic solvents such as choline chloride/urea to generate sillica gels is a proven fact and i didnt even know that as i was writing the report,the clues came ...

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there is a conclusive history of silica gels being formed with ionic solvents such as a deep eutectic solvent, Preparation of silica aerogel using ionic liquids as solvents http://www.rsc.org/ej/CC/2000/a907147d.pdf Room temperature ionic liquids as templates ...

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... all contain sillicate particles! there are room temperature ionic liquids that perform the above process perfectly,they are called Deep eutectic solvents( which are soluble in celluose which comprises the structure of biological life). Deep eutectic solvents can be formed via various processes: ...

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... or the substance may cause a high degree cross segmented cancer (known Carcinogenic chemicals such as Carbon tetrachloride or chlorinated solvents - though the actual incidence of cancer from even these chemicals is much lower than predicted).

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