isopropanol

If it is isopropanol the numbers will be about the same.

A choice might be isopropanol (available at any hardware store).

You can also use dry ice and ethanol or isopropanol.

In fact, doing so could introduce pathogens that would be a greater risk than any residual isopropanol.

Typical liquids include water, ethanol and isopropanol either alone or in combination.

For burning, standard rubbing alcohol is very marginal, because it's 30% water, only 70% isopropanol.

The result is that pure isopropanol dissolves only a tiny amount of salt compared with water.

You mentioned isopropanol would not dissolve your vegetable oil.

However, isopropanol is less volatile than ethanol and needs more time to air-dry in the final step.

All but isopropanol burn with a smokeless flame; it can provide both light and heat.

Determine the weight loss of a liquid, say isopropanol, as a function of time.

But pour off some of the cleanest-looking isopropanol and let it evaporate.

Alcohol, such as ethanol or isopropanol, is more environmentally friendly and even smells better.

It might say ethyl alcohol, ethanol, isopropanol or some other variation, and those are all fine.

The pellet might also adhere less tightly to the tube when using isopropanol.

The ethanol or isopropanol would have evaporated by now."

Cells were lysed completely in isopropanol with 1% hydrochloric acid.

The density of isopropanol compared to water you can find in any number of handbooks.

A reasonable one might be acetone, but ethyl alcohol, or isopropanol may also do.

I would usually start with the isopropanol.

A bath sonicator is a good tool for that, 15 minutes in Isopropanol should do the trick.

The solution forms a viscous isopropanol / water glass.

But it works well for the denatured alcohol (a mixture of isopropanol, methanol, and water).

Rinsing in isopropanol or rubbing alcohol is usually helpful.

You can find 91% isopropanol rubbing alcohol, and that will burn well and be adequate for some other things.