Originally Posted By: GMorg
In response to morris, all of the main components in B12 are solvents. n-Propanol is rubbing alcohol without water (isopropanol). Mixed xylenes are benzene rings with two additional carbons at random, mutually exclusive locations. Butoxyethanol is a little more exotic. It is a butyl ether of ethylene glycol. It is the least volatile of the main constituents. I don't really see any lubricants in the mix. B12 is clearly a can of solvents.
Thanks GMorg!
How does acetone compare to xylene and toluene (as far as a solvent in the fuel tank)?
In response to morris, all of the main components in B12 are solvents. n-Propanol is rubbing alcohol without water (isopropanol). Mixed xylenes are benzene rings with two additional carbons at random, mutually exclusive locations. Butoxyethanol is a little more exotic. It is a butyl ether of ethylene glycol. It is the least volatile of the main constituents. I don't really see any lubricants in the mix. B12 is clearly a can of solvents.
Thanks GMorg!
How does acetone compare to xylene and toluene (as far as a solvent in the fuel tank)?
