Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK) also known as Butanone is an organic compound that is colourless with a similar sharp odour reminiscent of acetone. It has similar properties and production to other solvents such as Acetone, but what separates the two compounds are the different grades based on what people want to use them for and what application procedures you need …
Acetone is a clear, volatile substance that is highly flammable as a liquid and a vapor. Acetone is commonly referred to as propanone or dimethyl ketone (DMK), and its chemical formula is CH3COCH3. The substance has a very distinct scent that is described as sweet. This volatile substance is polar and can easily form homogenous mixtures with water and different …
Isopropyl alcohol (IPA) is a liquid chemical compound that is colorless and flammable with a strong sharp odor. Just like methyl ethyl ketone (MEK), they are both solvents with similar chemical compounds to hydroxyl groups and are considered secondary alcohols. They create the same reaction when applied, but with different products and different rates. What is it used for? Isopropyl …
