| ethyl alcohol |
A colorless, combustible and potable liquid soluble in water, chloroform, and methyl alcohol. The intoxicating element in beer, wine, and spirits. Synonyms: alcohol, ethanol, grain alcohol.
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| ethylene glycol |
Polymer which has been applied both as a soluble support and (as a graft copolymer with a polystyrene matrix) as a linker for combinatorial synthesis. The soluble support may have hydroxyls at both termini, or one or both may be capped or modified with additional functionality.
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| ethylene glycol |
(also ethylene dihydrate, ethylene alcohol) This synthetic solvent is highly toxic and is both a nasal irritant and a neurotoxin (see Solvents). Its vapors contribute to the formation of urban ozone pollution. Ethylene glycol is listed in the 1990 Clean Air Act as a hazardous air pollutant and is on the EPA's Community Right-to-Know list.
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| ethyl alcohol |
(also called Grain Alcohol, Root Alcohol, Spirits of Wine, etc., according to the source): occurs as the result of fermentation--ie, the effect of the growth of yeast cells, either wild or cultivated (see YEAST)--of liquid containing a moderate amount of any one of several forms of "sugar." The sugary element is the result of the conversion of starch, either by natural growth in grapes, sugar beets, etc., or by the action of malt diastase, etc. ...
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| ethylene oxide |
EO is a colorless, flammable gas that can be used in its 100% concentration or in compounds with such inert chemicals as Carbon Dioxide (CO2 ) or Chlorofluorohydrocarbons (CFHC). It is an alkylating agent whose reaction is primarily with nucleophilic groups: amines, alcohols, phenols, organic and inorganic acids, and water. Its biochemical reactions are with the ring nitrogens of purine and pyrimidine bases and the amino acids and proteins. ...
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