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Thoughts on the principle of methanol thawing

2019-05-15View Original

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Principle of methanol thawing: Methanol has a melting point of -97°C. Its very low freezing point together with its high solubility in water allows the hydrocarbon-water mixture to dissolve and be removed from the system. It has been found that ethanol has physical properties similar to those of methanol, and it is non-toxic, making it relatively safe. Could ethanol be considered as a substitute for methanol? Fellow colleagues, please share your views.

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