Seeking help with a problem related to the separation of an aluminum/organic compound mixture layer

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I work in composite packaging, and recently due to machine failures, a batch of samples with aluminum/organic material layers were printed incorrectly; those good organic material sheets were wasted, which is really regrettable. I would like to ask experts in this field for help in finding an effective reagent to deal with this batch of waste samples. The specific method can involve applying it to a sample, processing it, and then removing it, or it can be soaked for a while to allow automatic removal. I’m currently trying to use ethyl acetate, but it hasn’t given very good results yet. Everyone, please help take a look. Thank you! !

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