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Methyl CARBITOL™
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Methyl CARBITOL™ Solvent
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Methyl CARBITOL™ Solvent by Dow is a very hydrophilic, moderate evaporating glycol ether-based solvent and coupling agent. It offers both excellent solvency and low volatility. It is suitable for...
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