Any of the types of distillation we use to separate a medicinal substance dissolved in a mixture of solvents consisting of Diethylether, Dichloromethane and Dimethylsulfoxide, knowing that the substance loses its medicinal effectiveness when exposed to a temperature higher than 15OC.

Any of the types of distillation we use to separate a medicinal substance dissolved in a mixture of solvents consisting of Diethylether, Dichloromethane and Dimethylsulfoxide, knowing that the substance loses its medicinal effectiveness when exposed to a temperature higher than 15OC.

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Any of the types of distillation
we use to separate a
medicinal substance dissolved
in a mixture of solvents
consisting of Diethylether,
Dichloromethane and
Dimethylsulfoxide, knowing
that the substance loses its
medicinal effectiveness when
exposed to a temperature
higher than 15OC.

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