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At 10:17 AM 3/16/2006, Rex Lint wrote:
>There was something called MEK used in the labs - methyl-ethyl-keytone I
>think. What's dangerous about that? Anything? What was it used for?
>
>K1HI
>
>Rex Lint
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Of all the solvents I have personally used, MEK is the most powerful
in terms of being able to dissolve anything. Because of that, it has
little application in electronics. Good for cleaning metal parts;
when you're done, the only thing left will be the metal. :-)
Another powerful solvent with similar characteristics is methylene
chloride, commonly used in paint remover. Again, not very useful for
electronics.
Bill, W6WRT
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