"D-limonene" is commonly known as "citrus fuel" to quote someeone in that
industry. There are 3 grades, food 96%, technical 95% and lemon-lime 70%
that are sold. The technical grade, which we are currently using in the
field mixed with other oxygenated solvents, has a strong orange aroma.
Structurely, it is similar to terpineol but lacks the alcohol (OH) group to
assist in aqueous solution.
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Subject: Re: [TN] FAB-IPC-SM-840


> You might recognise it better by the generic "terpiniol", some semiaqueous
> cleaners - the ones that smell of pine or oranges are terpiniol based.
>
> Mike Fenner
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> From: Edwards, Ted A (AZ75) <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
> Date: 09 July 1999 22:28
> Subject: [TN] FAB-IPC-SM-840
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> >Table 3 of IPC-SM-840 resistance to solvents and cleaning agent calls for
> >testing with D-Limonene, anybody know what this is?
> >
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