Oxalic acid sublimator / vaporiser

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But is a sublimate particulate or gaseous?
Gaseous when it leaves the surface of the heated stock but by the time its leaving the end of the tube its temperature has dropped so it's a fine particulate. Certainly by the time its travelled a short distance through open atmosphere it'll be condensed back into a solid
 
Sublimated oxalic acid is an organic vapour (in the chemistry sense of organic rather than Soil Association 😉) so filter A2P3 is required.
 
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Have you seen this device to fight mites



No need to make a solution only use pure oxalic acid !

The device is 465w

A hot plate is used for heating

The device is hot and ready for use in 10 minutes

The air coming out of the device is cool and does not harm the bees

There is also no way to set the hive on fire
 

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