When waste ethanol is distilled using brewing equipment and then burned, white powder still clogs the burner tip

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After distillation using brewing equipment, 90-degree waste ethanol has a color identical to that of water! But it is used when burning alcohol-based fuels! There is still white powder blocking the air inlet of the burner; I’m looking for ways to remove this white powder!

Reply #22019-04-02

Do you know what a white powder is?

Reply #32019-04-02

I just don’t know what that white powder is!

Reply #42019-04-02

I guess this white powder came out along with the ethanol vapor! And it dissolves in ethanol!

Reply #52019-04-02

I don’t know what that white powder is; can we have it analyzed?

Reply #62019-04-02

White powder; it’s the woman with white hair............ He loves you for ten thousand years :P

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