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9 days agoIt’s a difference of about 300k tons/yr, but as others have mentioned, the price paid to Russia for these exports have plummeted. So in addition to exporting less, they are also getting paid substantially less as well.
It’s a difference of about 300k tons/yr, but as others have mentioned, the price paid to Russia for these exports have plummeted. So in addition to exporting less, they are also getting paid substantially less as well.
I would expect that at 70% or maybe even 90%, but 99% isopropyl should absolutely not leave a residue behind.
How long ago did you get iso in there? If it was really recent, there’s a chance it may evaporate and be good as new. If it’s been a while, take solace in knowing it probably won’t get worse, at least.
Acetone in the dry erase is doing the heavy lifting in this scenario.