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Originally posted by Enyin
Unfortunately it seems that Mapp is trademarked and I can't find any detail about it's chemical properties or makeup (ie what if it's 99% propane and 1% methane)
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It's not trademarked; it's a standard industrial mixture. Companies simply don't want to give the exact mixture of methyl acetylene to propadiene. I'm sure there's an MSDS somewhere that would tell you.
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In a non cascade system I think you'd need a hardcore compressor for mapp - again it all depends on the % makeup of propane to methane to other gasses in it. Hell it sure would be a fun experiment though
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What makes you think so? The properties of methyl acetate are nothing like methane.
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Any students out there that have access to a spectrum analyzer of some sort that could take apart Mapp gas for us?
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This is sorta overkill.
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