I’m measuring viscosity of molten ceramic slurries of paraffin wax and stearic acid. It can make quite a mess, and I need some kind of organic solvent to remove the bits have leaked out and cool down and solidify on the machine.
Scraping it off works, but it leaves smears.
Can anyone recommend an organic solvent? The slurries are are non-polar, so I’m assuming I’ll need a non-polar solvent. Something simple that I can “borrow” from the Chemistry lab (preferably in a squeezie bottle… you know how the common organic solvents are usually in them like Acetone and IPA…)
Acetone doesn’t work… Toluene? Heptane?
VATUSIA
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