Chemistry, asked by singhveera1726, 1 year ago

Why can the fluids used to dry-clean clothing remove grease even when water cannot?

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Answered by Aikantika

THEY MIGHT CONTAIN SOME KIND OF ACID. WHICH CLEANS THE GREASE OF CLOTHES. WHICH NORMAL WATER CAN'T. WATER ALSO USE SOAP WITH IT.

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