On 14 Feb 2002 at 10:59, Jim Kittel wrote:

> Guenter,
> Thanks for your response.  I also had trouble finding a liquid with a
> boiling point of 225, but according to an article mentioned earlier (
> www.assemblymag.com ) the liquids of different boiling points can be
> blended to achieve what you need. Thanks, Jim Kittel

... where is this article (URL)? I can't imagine that, as mixed
liquids with different boiling points are usually separated by
distillation (take brandy - the wine will boil at the boiling point
of ethanole until all ethanol has left the wine, then the temperature
will raise up to 100°C). ????

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