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Records Management Program <[log in to unmask]> wrote on 01/03/2006
11:17:19 AM:
> Tarabulski ended up with my copy of Ritzenthaler so I can't look it up.
> I would start there. It is the SAA manual series, a great resource.
> Otherwise you might try asking her.
>
> If you are afraid of the Ozone lingering, you might try Halon.
> Apparently it gets rid of Ozone lickety split. Of course getting Halon
> is a little tricky these days, maybe Peter knows someone. \
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> Good luck,
>
> Chris Flynn
>
I don't think ozone lingers- it is unstable and breaks down naturally.
Besides- it is just oxygen (O3 instead of normal O2) anyway, and you can
vent it to the world.
cheers
Jay
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