Solvent Handbook

Author: Wei Pi
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This book systematically introduces the theoretical knowledge and practical experience of correctly selecting and using solvents, discussing the benefits and risks of using solvents. The book consists of 25 chapters, with main content including the basic principles of using solvents; the classification, manufacturing methods, and applications of solvents in various industries; the solubility of substances in solvents; the interactions between solutes and solvents; the effects of solvents on polymer systems; mixed solvents; the influence of solvents on electronic properties and chemical reactions; standards and special methods for detecting and analyzing solvents; the environmental impact of solvents and their toxic effects on humans; the recovery and recycling of solvents; and the new development trends of solvents, particularly the replacement of toxic solvents with safe ones and the development of corresponding new processes. The book is rich in content and highly practical, serving as a reference for technicians engaged in the manufacturing, use, storage, transportation, and sales of solvents. It is also a valuable resource for individuals concerned with environmental protection, health care, and safe production, as well as for teachers and students in relevant fields at colleges and universities.
The book systematically introduces the theoretical knowledge and practical experience of correctly selecting and using solvents, discussing the benefits and risks of using solvents. The book consists of 25 chapters, with main content including the basic principles of using solvents; the classification, manufacturing methods, and applications of solvents in various industries; the solubility of substances in solvents; the interactions between solutes and solvents; the effects of solvents on polymer systems; mixed solvents; the influence of solvents on electronic properties and chemical reactions; standards and special methods for detecting and analyzing solvents; the environmental impact of solvents and their toxic effects on humans; the recovery and recycling of solvents; and the new development trends of solvents, particularly the replacement of toxic solvents with safe ones and the development of corresponding new processes. The book is rich in content and highly practical, serving as a reference for technicians engaged in the manufacturing, use, storage, transportation, and sales of solvents. It is also a valuable resource for individuals concerned with environmental protection, health care, and safe production, as well as for teachers and students in relevant fields at colleges and universities.