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<p>[QUOTE="desertgem, post: 7807247, member: 15199"]Why use water to rinse off acetone? If you use a high grade of acetone 99+% ( Lowe's gallon) or 100% ( Organic chem lab) let it evaporate while holding by edges. In real life situations acetone evaporates very fast. Letting water be the last substance ( and a metal object) will lead to spots and obvious marks and is not recommended. Remember acetone liquid and vapors are very flammable. IMO, Jim.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="desertgem, post: 7807247, member: 15199"]Why use water to rinse off acetone? If you use a high grade of acetone 99+% ( Lowe's gallon) or 100% ( Organic chem lab) let it evaporate while holding by edges. In real life situations acetone evaporates very fast. Letting water be the last substance ( and a metal object) will lead to spots and obvious marks and is not recommended. Remember acetone liquid and vapors are very flammable. IMO, Jim.[/QUOTE]
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