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Are nitro turpentine and turpentine the same thing?

2009-02-14View Original

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I would like to ask whether nitro thinner and thinner are the same thing?
Reply #22009-02-14
Thinner is a term for mixed solvents, derived from the transliteration of THINNER. Colorless and transparent, it is a powerful organic solvent that is considered a hazardous substance; it evaporates and burns very easily, and is often used for dilution. Thinner can dissolve plastic, so it should not be stored in plastic containers. For reference only: Xylene 60, Butyl acetate 20, **10, Ethylene glycol ethyl ether acetate 10. Where did the original poster see the term “nitro thinner”?
Reply #32009-02-15
Nitro terpentine is available; it can be found by searching on Baidu
Reply #42009-02-16
MSDS for Nitro Thinner I. Identification Chinese name: Nitro Thinner II. Composition/Ingredients Main component: Mixtures Chemical name: Nitro thinner Hazardous components English names: Ethyl acetate, Butyl acetate, Butanol, Propylene, Benzene, Xylene
Reply #52009-02-16
You yourself are well aware of their differences; is this topic post meaningful?

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