Xylene is a volatile, flammable organic liquid, typically a mix of three isomers called o-, m-, and p-xylene, used primarily as a solvent in paints, glues, and industrial processes. It dissolves other substances, serves as a component in products like antifreeze and cleaning supplies, and is a chemical intermediate for the rubber, plastic, and leather industries.

Uses of Xylene 

• Solvent: Used to dissolve other substances, including in paint and varnish as a thinner, and for cleaning greasy stains and glue.
• Industrial Applications: Found in products such as glues, sealants, polishes, and waxes.
• Chemical Intermediate: Used in the production of other industrial chemicals.
• Industries: Utilized in the rubber, plastics, and leather industries.