What is the chemical name and formula of Windex?

Answer 1

The formula for Windex is ammonia, alcohol, and dishwashing detergents. To make one gallon use 4 ounces of ammonia, 16 ounces of alcohol and one tablespoon of dishwashing detergent and make up the rest with purified water.

Answer 2

For 1 gallon. 4 oz. ammonia (stantard household)* 16 oz rubbing alcohol 1 tsp dish washing liquid add some blue food coloring if you want it blue Looks like Windex Smells like Windex Cleans like Windex Reduce all the ingredients to 1/4 amount for 1 quart * note: Do not use ammonia in mixture if you are spraying Window tinting. See the window tint instructions.

Answer 3

The most notable (and possibly most recognizable) chemical in Windex is the Ammonia Hydroxide, though other chemicals with names like 2-Hexoxyethanal are used for cleaning purposes. A few other ingredients are necessary for making the solution work, like water, isopropyl alcohol, and dye.

Answer 4

The chemical name of Windex is ammonia-D (as in ammonium hydroxide) and the formula is NH4OH.

Answer 5

According to the manufacturer, "detergents, solvents, fragrance, Ammonia-D®, and alcohol."

Answer 6

Window cleaner is a mixture and composition can vary depending on the brand. As such, it does not have a chemical formula.

Answer 7

The chemical formula for Windex is NH4OH. It is 4 ounces of ammonia, 16 ounces of alcohol and 1 tablespoon of dish washing detergent.

Answer 8

Windex is considered to be a chemical compound. Windex contains chemicals such as chloramine vapor, which is used to clean glass.

Answer 9

ingredients in Windex

Answer 10

NaCO3*10H2O