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What Is Reagent Grade Alcohol?

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There are several different grades of alcohol including IPA, tech grade, and industrial grade, but what is reagent grade alcohol? Reagent grade alcohol is a very strong grade of denatured alcohol that is composed of ethanol, isopropyl alcohol, and methyl alcohol. The different types of alcohol that make up reagent alcohol are distributed in the following ratio; 90% ethanol, 5% IPA, and 5% methyl alcohol. Reagent grade alcohol is typically used for laboratory use and scientific purposes such as tissue dehydration, biological sample preservation, and various types of experimentation and analysis. So what is reagent grade alcohol? Reagent grade alcohol is a specialized grade of alcohol that serves very specific scientific purposes, and if you need help deciding if reagent grade alcohol is right for your needs, Ecolink can help. 

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What is reagent grade alcohol? Reagent grade alcohol is a strong, laboratory grade alcohol used for a variety of scientific purposes. If you need more help to better understand reagent grade alcohol, and if it is right for you, contact Ecolink here!

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