What is a dichloro solvent?
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What is a dichloro solvent? If you know, please let me know. How can I find it in the Safety Manual for Commonly Used Chemical Hazards? Thank you!
(Translation) Uses of dichloropropane Uses: It is primarily used as an organic solvent, and can replace benzene-based solvents such as xylene in the production of benzene-free nail polish removers, turpentine, polyurethane thinners, etc. It is soluble in organic solvents such as benzene, toluene, and esters. As a by-product of the chlorohydrin process for producing PO, it is used in paints and inks; it serves as a key raw material for formulating paints, inks, thinners, and PVC adhesives, and is also employed as a paint thinner. 【Main Components】 This product is a benzene-free solvent, chloroester, which is obtained through reactive distillation using chlorohydrin as the base material. 【Physical and Chemical Properties】Five-colored and transparent; low toxicity with no benzene content; insoluble in water, but miscible with many organic solvents, showing high solubility. 【Specifications】 Boiling point: 65---118°C Specific gravity: 1.13—1.15 Viscosity: 0.83 mp·s Moisture content
They are solvents formed when two hydrogen atoms in certain alkanes are replaced by chlorine atoms
It’s just solvents formed when some alkanes have two hydrogen atoms replaced by chlorine atoms!!!
Dichloro solvents are generally organic solvents; you can look up information on such organic solvents.