Eastman EastaPure™ DB Solvent

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Eastman EastaPure™ DB Solvent
Categories:	Fluid; Solvent
Material Notes:	CAS No. 112-34-5 Product Description: Eastman EastaPure™ DB Solvent (Diethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether) is a high boiling, slow evaporating glycol ether providing low trace metals content for sensitive electronic applications. High-purity specifications (low trace metals) are required for solvents in semiconductor chip manufacturing, and special handling and storage procedures are used to maintain the high-purity specifications. Eastman EastaPure™ DB Solvent is being presented for photoresist applications/formulations, specifically for photoresist removers/strippers. Application/Uses: Advanced resist Edge bead removal Flat Panel/LCD LED/OLED Microelectronics Negative tone resist Photolithography Photoresist stripper applications Positive tone resist Semiconductors Solvents Key Attributes: High boiling High Purity/Low Trace Metals High solvency Inert - Food use with limitations Inert - Nonfood use Slow evaporation rate Water-miscible Information provided by Eastman
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