Engineer Roland Krevitt, left, of Scotts Valley, and inventor and metallurgist Bob Wallace, 93, have reverse engineered an Epi-Pen to estimate the cost to make a two-pack of the lifesaving auto-injector that retails for more than $700. Their verdict: $8.02. (Patrick Tehan/Bay Area News Group)
The freezing point of ethanol or ethyl alcohol (C2H6O) is around â114 Â°C; â173 Â°F; 159 K. The freezing point of methanol or methyl alcohol (CH3OH) is around â97.6 Â°C; â143.7 Â°F; 175.6 K. You'll find slightly different values for the freezing points depending on the source because the freezing point is affected by atmospheric pressure.
The best part of the run is the distillate that contains the most ethanol. This is called the âheartsâ section of your run. Many professionals and long-time distillers agree that this is the portion of the run from about 190 degrees Fahrenheit to about 200 or 205 degrees. Of course, it depends on the still.