That's an odd size, but at current prices in North America would be around 10 -12 dollars.
The number of acetone molecules is 24,843.10e23.
yes it can
25L
the acetone inside the bottle will disappear (acetone-carbon dioxide (co2)) or (liquid to gas)-(evaporation also known as sumblimation)
Acetone is a volatile liquid, that is, it has a low boiling point. Even room temperature is sufficient to make acetone turn into vapour.
Most nail polish remover is made from 100% acetone. Just read the bottle, because some varieties are acetone free. You can purchase it in larger quantities at hardware stores.
pour a cup of acetone on it mix it and press it with your hand and let dry it will b hard as a rock use the cup the bottle comes with do
No not all nail varnish removers contian acetone. You can get an acetone free nail polish remover from tesco's. It will say on the fron of the bottle that it is acetone free. I asure you it works just aswell as the other stuff as i use it myself x
250ml = .25l
If you buy something at a hardware or paint store labelled "acetone", it should also specify the purity, or perhaps the maximum impurity (something like "98% pure" or "< 0.5 % water") Acetone nail polish remover probably won't. It should have an ingredients list, but that only tells you what's in it, not how much. It's a good bet that the bottle labelled "acetone" is considerably more pure than a bottle labelled "nail polish remover", because most nail polish removers I've seen have significant quantities of other solvents (ethyl acetate, for example).
Buffalo, NY... about $3.00 for 64 ounces $17-20 for 1 gallon
Use acetone finger nail polish remover. The design sheet is made of acrylic so the "regular" nail polish remover will get it off. The non acetone type won't get it off. Any cheap type will work, but it has to say "acetone" on the bottle.