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Paint Vehicle or Solvent Quiz

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What happens to volatile substances in paint after the solvent has evaporated?

They impart their properties temporarily (correct)

They mix with the non-volatile components

They disintegrate completely

They become fixed to the surface

What is the main purpose of the vehicle in paint?

To control the flow and application properties

To adjust the viscosity of the paint (correct)

To impart temporary properties to the paint

To become part of the paint film

What serves as the main vehicle for water-based paints?

Aliphatics

Petroleum distillate

Ketones

Water (correct)

In some companies, how is the term 'vehicle' used?

<p>To refer to the solvent</p> Signup and view all the answers

When are volatile low-molecular weight synthetic resins used as diluents?

<p>When water resistance or grease resistance is desired</p> Signup and view all the answers

Paint Vehicle or Solvent Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What happens to volatile substances in paint after the solvent has evaporated?

What is the main purpose of the vehicle in paint?

What serves as the main vehicle for water-based paints?

In some companies, how is the term 'vehicle' used?

When are volatile low-molecular weight synthetic resins used as diluents?

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