Isopropyl Alcohol 99%
CAS 67-63-0 · Part MC-IPA99 · Technical / USP available
Ninety-nine percent isopropyl alcohol in technical and USP grades. Precision cleaning, drying, and formulation where residue is unacceptable.
Specification
- CAS number
- 67-63-0
- Part number
- MC-IPA99
- Grade
- Technical / USP available
- Physical form
- Liquid
- Assay / concentration
- 99% min
- Transport
- UN1219, Class 3, PG II
- Category
- Solvents & Alcohols
- Also known as
- IPA, isopropanol, rubbing alcohol, 2-propanol, propan-2-ol
Isopropyl alcohol at 99% minimum, available technical and USP.
Typical uses
- Precision cleaning in electronics and optics — it evaporates without residue
- Final rinse and displacement drying after aqueous cleaning
- Surface preparation before bonding, coating, or printing
- Solvent in formulation and extraction
- Disinfectant base, at appropriate grade and dilution
99% or 70%
Counter-intuitively, 70% is the more effective disinfectant — water is required for the alcohol to penetrate cell walls, and 99% evaporates too fast to maintain contact time. Use 99% where residue-free drying is the objective, and 70% where the objective is killing something. We supply both.
Handling
Flammable, with a flash point around 12 °C (53 °F) — well below room temperature, so the vapour above an open container is ignitable at all normal working temperatures. Bond and ground when transferring, keep away from ignition sources, and store in an approved flammable liquids cabinet or room.
Vapour is heavier than air and travels along the floor to a distant ignition source. That is how most alcohol fires actually start.
Documents
Available to account holders and sent the same business day. If you need documents routinely, ask us to attach them to your shipping paperwork automatically rather than requesting them one at a time.
Current revision, sixteen-section GHS format
Measured results for the lot you received
Read the sheet before the first use
Section 2 covers the hazards, Section 8 the protective equipment actually required, and Section 10 what this must not be stored next to. Storage incompatibility is the single most common cause of serious chemical incidents.
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