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From: adrian@tasman.cc.utas.edu.au (Adrian Lewis)
Subject: cleaning electronic equipment?
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Date: Sat, 24 Apr 1993 04:11:25 GMT
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Hi,
	Just a quick question.  What standard lab solvents can be used to
clean electronic equipment and components safely (ie not corrode, dissolve,
short-out, etc the equipment)?
	water?	:-)
	methanol?
	CCl4?
	etc?
I am not an electronics type (surprise, surprise), and I want to avoid using
freons.

Thanks,		Adrian

