Cleaning Solvents and Lubricants

Substance use to reduce friction between moving surfaces.

• Solvents

• Solute

• Lubricants

• Grease

A component of a solution that dissolves solute and is usually present in large proportion or amount.

• Solvents

• Solute

• Lubricants

• Grease

A type of lubricant that loosen rusted part, drives out moisture and frees sticky mechanisms

• Wire Pulling lubricant

• Anti-Rust lubricant

• Lubricant Oil and Engine Oil

• Silicone lubricant

Lubricates gears as well as cleans and protect machineries and equipment's

• Wire Pulling lubricant

• Anti-Rust lubricant

• Lubricant Oil and Engine Oil

• Silicone lubricant

A Water repellent Lubricant that was also heat stable.

• Wire Pulling lubricant

• Anti-Rust lubricant

• Lubricant Oil and Engine Oil

• Silicone lubricant

Which of the following is an example of a Polar Solvent?

• Kerosene

• Thinner

• Detergent Soap

• Engine Oil

It can wash greasy tools and equipment.

• Kerosene

• Thinner

• Detergent Soap

• Gasoline

Removes spilled paint on the floor, walls and tools.

• Kerosene

• Thinner

• Detergent Soap

• Gasoline

Which of the following is a non-polar cleaning solvent?

• Kerosene

• Water

• Detergent Soap

• Anti-Rust lubricant

Which of the following is a good characteristic of a lubricant?

• Low boiling point

• High Freezing point

• High Viscosity

• Low resistance in oxidation