Is there a cost factor of Isopropyl Alcohol

Where is the Isopropyl Alcohol cost difference?


Ethanol and isopropyl alcohol belong to medium effect disinfectant, the effect is about the same, if, isopropyl alcohol is slightly better than ethanol.


In terms of toxicity, ethanol and isopropanol are similar, isopropanol LD50: 5000 mg/ kg( rat oral), 3600 mg/ kg( mouse oral) ethanol LD50: 7060 mg/ kg( rat oral), 3450 mg/ kg( mouse oral) personal feel the most important difference should be in the control, in some countries, ethanol use control is more strict, so many products will use isopropanol as a substitute.


Should be isoprol alcohol, isoprol alcohol disinfection effect is better than ethanol, foreign generally use isoprol l alcohol, on the one hand because of the effect, on the other hand, can bypass alcohol control.


Isopropyl alcohol( Isopropyl alcohol) is a widely used, colorless and flammable liquid.


It is widely used in daily use, laboratory research, medical and industrial fields.


Solvents and cleaning solutions are two of its most common uses.


This alcohol has a certain toxicity, so it should be used with caution.


External alcohol and ethanol, isopropyl alcohol is commonly used as the main component of topical alcohol alcohol.


In many countries, topical alcohol is sterilized alcohol, a solution that usually contains 70% isopropyl alcohol or ethanol, and 30% distilled water.




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