Such products do not exist.
There is a scam running whereby criminals claim to have a large number of US $100 bills that have been covered in a black coating, and the secret chemicals are required to clean the bills so that they can go back into circulation.
Suitcases full of 'cash' are produced, and one bill is selected at random to be cleaned. It cleans up wonderfully, but of course it's the only real note in the suitcase.
The scammers then try and get the dupe to either pay for the suitcase or pay for the chemicals.
The formula for Vectrol paste is a closely guarded secret by the manufacturers. It is a proprietary blend of chemicals specifically designed for removing ink stains from banknotes.
Vectrol Paste is a type of thermal paste used for enhancing thermal conductivity between surfaces in electronic devices. Its exact formulation can vary by manufacturer, but it typically contains a mixture of silicone oils and thermally conductive fillers like metal oxides or carbon compounds. For precise formulation details, it's best to refer to the manufacturer's data sheet or product specifications.
Normally when you copy and paste, the formula is pasted. If you do a Paste Value, it pastes the result of the copied formula rather than the formula itself.
Type the formula one time, then copy and paste to cells where you need the same formula. If you do not want to copy the cell formats, then when you paste, paste only formula.
.0032 is greater than .003
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Copy from the cell that has the formula you want, then use the Paste Formula option for the cells where you want to copy the formula. The Paste Formula option allows you to retain the original formatting in the target cells.
Right-click and select paste formula
copy paste formula results without pasting the formula
.003 is faster than .005
.003 intake .003 exhaust
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