Isopropyl alcohol 99.5% (specially dried) AR [67-63-0]

Isopropyl alcohol [67-63-0] Isopropyl alcohol, used as a mild organic solvent, as well as a solvent and carrier for HPLC as well as in chemical synthesis as a reagent for introducing the isopropyl and isopropoxy groups. It is used in printing in offset printing. It is used as a replacement for ethanol or methanol. Due to the fact that isopropanol is inert for most commonly used plastics, its various preparations are available for technical use (cleaning optical devices, magnetic heads, disk drives, rubber rollers, precision mechanics devices or for removing resinous lubricants and waterproof inks ).

Appearance colorless, clear liquid
Content 99.5%
Density (20 ° C) 0.785 – 0.787 g / cm3
Water max 0.1%
Water insoluble substances according to the recipe
Free acids (j. CH3COOH) max. 0.002%
Aldehydes and ketones (CO) max. 0.005%
Ethanol max. 0.01%
Methanol max. 0.01%
Residue after evaporation max. 0.001%
KMnO4 reducing substances (in O) max. 0.0002%

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– corrosivity, the pictogram exclamation mark should not be added if it concerns eye or skin irritation.
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