Once the separation is complete in a vacuum filtration, stop the process by first Choose...[ opening the clamp or stopper on the solvent trap, turning off the vacuum source ] and then Choose...[opening the clamp or stopper on the solvent trap, turning off the vacuum source]

Once the separation is complete in a vacuum filtration, stop the process by first Choose...[ opening the clamp or stopper on the solvent trap, turning off the vacuum source ] and then Choose...[opening the clamp or stopper on the solvent trap, turning off the vacuum source]

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Once the separation is complete in a vacuum filtration, stop the process by first
Choose...[ opening the clamp or stopper on the solvent trap, turning off the vacuum source]
and then
Choose... [opening the clamp or stopper on the solvent trap, turning off the vacuum source]

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