ethyl alcohol

Its boiling point is much the same as that of ethyl alcohol.

In this way it will be possible to regulate the whole ethyl alcohol market at Community level.

Ethyl alcohol is used also for scientific and industrial purposes.

But at least the ethyl alcohol began to take effect, which possibly made the entire exercise worthwhile.

Finally, after what seemed like four years on the road gang, my little hand closed around six ounces of ethyl alcohol.

Mangoes he had, but anything containing ethyl alcohol was not to be found.

"You going to tell me I don't know what good old ethyl alcohol smells like?"

At that time it was proposed to create a common market organisation for ethyl alcohol alone.

There was also a smell, faint but discernible, of ethyl alcohol.

Ethyl alcohol is not the only compound the scientists have found in G34.3.

"Topped it off with ethyl alcohol from the lab," Edwin said.

Today,the most common transfer agent is a mixture of water and ethyl alcohol (ethanol).

A heat exchanger was used to cool the oil by boiling ethyl alcohol.

Ethanol, also known as ethyl alcohol, is effective in inhibiting bacteria.

The beer or the vodka each contain about 33 grams of ethyl alcohol.

His thermometers used Ethyl alcohol at first, but he later switched to using mercury.

Had that cup contained only seltzer and ethyl alcohol?

In chemistry, alcohol can refer to more than ethyl alcohol.

I heard his translator skip a word, and amplified: "What percent ethyl alcohol?"

The stock solution is then diluted with a 9:1 ratio of absolute ethyl alcohol.

Ethyl alcohol is sometimes added to the slurry mixture to help dry out excess water.

The scientific name for alcohol that people drink is ethyl alcohol or ethanol.

"But somebody smuggled some ethyl alcohol onto the ship.

Gasoline and diesel engines are readily adjusted to use ethyl alcohol fuel.