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Alcohol is a colorless, inflammable volatile liquid. It's the intoxicating principle of liquors formed from certain sugars by fermentation. Its chemical term is ethyl alcohol (ethanol, C2H5OH) and it serves in medical and commercial uses. It is best stored at room temperature and away from any source of heat. There is no shelf life for alcohol.
Medical Alcohol
It is an ethyl alcohol that is free from impurities (higher alcohol) resulting
from the process of diluting pure alcohol which is formed from the fermentation
and distillation of carbohydrates and sugar compounds at 70-85% V/V at 20°
centigrade.
It is used in hospitals, labs and restaurants for sanitation and sterilization.
Industrial Alcohol
It is a clear ethyl
alcohol which has an alcoholic strength of 94-96% V/V at 20° centigrade.
It is produced from distilling alcohol which results from the distillation
of pure alcohol. It contains fusel oil which is a by-product of ethanol
fermentation.
It is used in
printing, cleaning weapons, paints factories and others.
