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plus they didn't leave condensation- not really sure how they evporatedisw <isw@witzend.com> wrote:
At least some (perhaps not all) methylated hydrocarbons are completely
non-flammable, and also are heavier than water and will not mix with
it.
I am sure that is true of methylene chloride.
Be careful, though; it is a powerful solvent, removing, among other
things, *all* the oil from your skin, if you have much contact with
it.
It is absorbed through the skin, too, and hurts/burns.
It may also neatly soften or dissolve a lot of the plastics used in
electronics; I don't know.
Isaac
Methylene chloride is definitely not for electronic components.
It is used a paint stripper. I am sure it would require rinsing
off quickly with another solvent, otherwise your PCB would be
fuggered.
The sadly-missed chloro/fluoro-carbon cleaners would not damage the useful
stuff like plastics, rubber, lacquer, metal, paper et ecetera.
Burns like hell if it gets on your skin, too.Methylene chloride is definitely not for electronic components.
It is used a paint stripper. I am sure it would require rinsing
off quickly with another solvent, otherwise your PCB would be
fuggered.
I'd guess that they had a low heat of vaporization... they didn't haveThe sadly-missed chloro/fluoro-carbon cleaners would not damage the useful
stuff like plastics, rubber, lacquer, metal, paper et ecetera.
plus they didn't leave condensation- not really sure how they evporated
and took the water with them.