>I'd like to ask that people either spell out the name of the chemical
>being used, or use a somewhat longer contracted form.  I assume that
>Bill Truesdell and the original poster are both talking about Oxalic
>Acid (OA), while Allen Dick is talking about Sucrose Octanoate (SO),
>which are pretty hard to get confused with each other when they are
>spelled out...

You are absolutely right.  I missed that.  As you say, the abreviations
can easily be mistaken.

Just goes to prove Adrian's point...

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Apologies for the confusion.  But, was that OA really a 30% solution?

allen

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