Removing adherent organic material
AssigneeKay Chemical Company
InventorsJennifer Riley Mayhall, Eddie D. Sowle, Charles Allen Hodge
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AssigneeKay Chemical Company
InventorsJennifer Riley Mayhall, Eddie D. Sowle, Charles Allen Hodge
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A solution capable of removing adherent organic material from the surface of a solid substrate at room temperature. The solution includes a first solvent, preferably water, having dissolved therein: up to 2% alkali metal silicates, a source of alkalinity that is substantially free of alkali metal hydroxide ions, an organic solvent, and an amount of hydrotrope effective to render the organic solvent or solvents soluble in the solution, an amino alcohol may be included, at least one surfactant, and a corrosion inhibitor may be included. The solution should have an alkaline pH less than about 12. The solution is used to remove the adherent organic material by soaking the object having such material thereon in such a solution, preferably at room temperature.
A solution capable of removing adherent organic material from the surface of a solid substrate at room temperature, said solution comprising:
The solution of claim 6, wherein said alkali metal carbonate is selected from the group consisting of potassium carbonate, sodium carbonate, and mixtures thereof.
The solution of claim 6, wherein said alkali metal carbonate comprises from 5 to 11% of said solution.
A solution capable of removing carbonized organic material from the surface of an anodized aluminum substrate at room temperature, said solution comprising:
A solution capable of removing adherent organic material from the surface of a solid substrate at room temperature, said solution comprising:
A solution capable of removing adherent organic material from the surface of a solid substrate at room temperature, said solution comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.