Method for treating, spent dryfilm stripping and developing solu

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210724, 210738, 210743, C02F 152

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ABSTRACT:
A method of treating spent dryfilm stripper and developer solutions by mixing the spent solutions with a solution of aluminum sulfate and borax in controlled amounts causing a reaction which results in a slurry of a non-sticky, benign precipitate in a supernatant liquid. The supernatant liquid contains the dissolved heavy metals. The non-sticky precipitate does not interfere with the ph measurement which indicates when the reaction is complete, and the benign precipitate can be fillered out for disposal.

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patent: 4465593 (1984-08-01), Wemhoff
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Brochure from INLAND SPECIALTY CHEMICAL CO. on "Novatreat".
Brochure from J&S LABORATORIES on the treatment of spent strippers.
An article by Mr. Peter R. Rose in the magazine "PRINTED CIRCUIT FABRICATION", vol. 10, No. 5, May 1987, titled Dryfilm Resist Stripping, pp. 55 and 58.

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