I was wondering, is there anyway to clean up acetone that was used for washing alkaloid salts not soluble in the acetone?
I have approx 250ml of "dirty" yellow acetone, and decided to not evaporate my washes and save them in case they could be cleaned and re-used somehow. Would be really cool, not having to keep buying acetone to wash things with. Then i could re-use all the solvents in my extractions, and not have to evaporate anything but water.
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