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Перевод: acetone

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Тезаурус:

1. Typical examples are biro marks (methylated spirits), nail varnish, certain dyestuffs and lipstick (acetone) and paint (methylene chloride).
2. Since Polygas comprises a small amount of acetone in carbon dioxide, the danger from an accidental release is low.
3. After developing and etching, the etch-resist can be removed with acetone (nail varnish remover).
4. Keep the acetone away from the rest of the etch-resist layout!
5. The hungry eye hoovers up her stout jugful of brushes, her bottled solvents - xylene, propanol, acetone - her jars of vivacious pigment, her special picture restorer's cotton wool which with teasing banality turns out to be mere Economy Pleat from Pretty.
6. We may scrape and spit and dab and rub, until the point when we declare that the truth stands plain before us, thanks to xylene and propanol and acetone.
7. Other solvents suitable for cleaning operations are acetone, used for spot cleaning, butoxy ethanol and glycol ethers which are used in degreaser formulations.
8. If a man drinks only an alcohol made from paint or varnish or polish or acetone then he will dream of vodka.
9. When etching has been satisfactorily completed, the etch-resist ink can be removed from the board with an abrasive Polyfix block, or Isopropanol or acetone dabbed onto a cotton wool pad will dissolve the ink effectively.
10. Look for any spots of etch-resist which are unwanted: these can be removed by wiping them off with a cotton bud dipped in acetone (nail varnish remover).
11. Craddock's notebook shows that he found the substance soluble in acetone, but this fact, like various other details of Ridley and Craddock's work, was not reported in Fleming's paper.
12. If you still don't believe me, try asking what acetone is.
13. The booklet contains maximum exposure limits for hexavalent chromium compounds, nickel an d its inorganic compounds, crystalline silica and grain dust along with new or revised occupational exposure standards for acetone, chlorine, n-hexane and Sulfotep.