call me a fool - "occurs naturally in...urine."

HOW CAN WE TRUST YOU PEOPLE?!?    ;-)

Toby 2029

--- Toby Folwick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Interesting: Bill -- I had to look it up before I
> replied just in case methyl ethyl keytone was the
> technical name for urine or some other cruel joke
> (teasing).  (information attached) - also - where
> does
> one obtain this substance? (Garnett?)
> 
> <--- information about MEK (LONG) --->
> 
> Methyl ethyl ketone (MEK) is a colourless liquid
> with
> a sweet/sharp, fragrant, acetone-like odour. It is
> an
> EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE LIQUID AND VAPOUR. The vapour is
> heavier than air and may spread long distances and
> distant ignition and flashback are possible. MEK is
> highly volatile. It is irritating to eyes and
> respiratory tract and a central nervous system
> depressant. High vapour concentrations may cause
> headache, nausea, dizziness, drowsiness,
> incoordination and confusion. MEK also causes eye
> irritation. It is an aspiration hazard. Swallowing
> or
> vomiting of the liquid may result in aspiration into
> the lungs. MEK is a POSSIBLE REPRODUCTIVE HAZARD -
> may
> cause fetotoxicity based on animal data. 
> 
> The major use is as a solvent, particularly for
> various coating systems, such as vinyl, adhesives,
> nitrocellulose, and acrylic coatings; for paint
> removers, lacquers, varnishes, spray paints,
> sealers,
> glues, magnetic tapes, printing inks, resins,
> rosins,
> cleaning solutions, and polymerization. Used in
> dewaxing lubricating oils, degreasing of metals, in
> the production of synthetic leathers, transparent
> paper and aluminum foil, and as a chemical
> intermediate and catalyst. Extraction solvent in the
> processing of foodstuffs and food ingredients. MEK
> is
> found in some fruits and vegetables and occurs
> naturally in blood, urine and exhaled air, probably
> as
> a minor product of normal metabolism.
> 
> Methyl ethyl ketone is also known as 2-butanone,
> 3-butanone, butanone, ethyl methyl ketone, MEK,
> methyl
> acetone and methyl-2-propanone. 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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