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For questions about cleaning agents and methods used to remove dirt, stains, residues, and bad smells, including proper waste disposal. For particular questions about surfactants, use the [surfactants] tag.
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Isopropyl Alcohol Vs Acetone for Dissolving Organic Contaminants on PCB
Isopropyl alcohol is used as a rubbing alcohol for cleaning contaminants on the body before injection.
Both are good solvents for organic materials. … I would like to know which one is more suitable for cleaning the organic contaminants on the PCBs (Printed Circuit Board) with minimal residue. …
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