Re: Common Household Liquid Without Hydrogen (What Was Answer?)

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From: gunzler
Date: Sat, 17 Jan 1987 07:10

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   I thought this was the (more or less) universally accetable solution.

   Mitch

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Subject: Re: Common Household Liquid Without Hydrogen (What Was Answer?)
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Date: Sat, 17-Jan-87 02:10:59 EST
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Summary: Wasn't the answer "freon"?

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