How should this sentence be understood?

2009-03-12View Original

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We would re-use this condensate at ~58% ethanol. What does “at” mean?

Reply #22009-03-12

It should be there. The overall translation is: We will reuse this condenser with 58% ethanol

Reply #32009-03-12

We would re-use this condensate at ~58% ethanol. We will reuse this concentrate with an ethanol content of around 58%. Last edited by dongping001 on 2009-3-12 16:40]

Reply #42009-03-12

We would re-use this condensate at ~58% ethanol. By specifying its concentration, it might not need to be translated, right? IMO: We will reuse this condensed liquid with an ethanol concentration of 58%

Reply #52009-03-12

Hehe, thank you all; I’ve returned the grammar to the teacher. I’m ashamed

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