JT Baker® 9080-R 2-Propanol (Isopropyl Alcohol), USP Grade, 355Lb Steel Drum
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Item Number:JTB-9080-R
Manufacturer Part No:JT-9080-R
Manufacturer:Avantor
Units:355Lb Steel Drum
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- 355Lb Steel Drum
Product Specifications
| TEST | SPECIFICATION |
| GMP Manufactured Product | |
| Meets U.S.P Requirements | |
| CAUTION: For Manufacturing, processing or repackaging | |
| Bulk Pharmaceutical Chemical | |
| USP - Identification A | Passes Test |
| USP - Identification B | Passes Test |
| USP - Specific Gravity at 25°/25°C | 0.783 - 0.787 |
| USP - Refractive Index, n²ºD | 1.376 - 1.378 |
| USP - Acidity | Passes Test |
| USP - Nonvolatile Residue | <= 0.005 % |
| USP - Assay | >= 99.0 % |
| USP - Water (H₂O) | <= 0.5 % |
| USP - Volatile Impurities - Ethyl ether | <= 0.1 % |
| USP - Volatile Impurities - Acetone | <= 0.1 % |
| USP - Volatile Impurities - Diisopropyl ether | <= 0.1 % |
| USP - Volatile Impurities - 1-Propanol | <= 0.1 % |
| USP - Volatile Impurities - 2-Butanol | <= 0.1 % |
| USP - Volatile Impurities - Total | <= 1.0 % |
| USP - Benzene | <= 2 ppm |
| Typical Property: Appearance (clear, colorless liquid) | |
| Residual Solvents – The Class 1 solvent benzene is likely to be present | |
| as a result of the production process for this material. It is tested | |
| for and reported for every batch. | |
| The Class 2 solvent cyclohexane is likely to be present and its level is | |
| controlled to <20 ppm by the production process. | |
| Class 3 solvents acetone, n-butanol, sec-butanol and iso-butanol are | |
| likely to be present at levels <20 ppm. | |
| The Class 4 solvent diisopropyl ether is likely to be present at a level | |
| of <20 ppm. | |
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Product Specifications
| TEST | SPECIFICATION |
| GMP Manufactured Product | |
| Meets U.S.P Requirements | |
| CAUTION: For Manufacturing, processing or repackaging | |
| Bulk Pharmaceutical Chemical | |
| USP - Identification A | Passes Test |
| USP - Identification B | Passes Test |
| USP - Specific Gravity at 25°/25°C | 0.783 - 0.787 |
| USP - Refractive Index, n²ºD | 1.376 - 1.378 |
| USP - Acidity | Passes Test |
| USP - Nonvolatile Residue | <= 0.005 % |
| USP - Assay | >= 99.0 % |
| USP - Water (H₂O) | <= 0.5 % |
| USP - Volatile Impurities - Ethyl ether | <= 0.1 % |
| USP - Volatile Impurities - Acetone | <= 0.1 % |
| USP - Volatile Impurities - Diisopropyl ether | <= 0.1 % |
| USP - Volatile Impurities - 1-Propanol | <= 0.1 % |
| USP - Volatile Impurities - 2-Butanol | <= 0.1 % |
| USP - Volatile Impurities - Total | <= 1.0 % |
| USP - Benzene | <= 2 ppm |
| Typical Property: Appearance (clear, colorless liquid) | |
| Residual Solvents – The Class 1 solvent benzene is likely to be present | |
| as a result of the production process for this material. It is tested | |
| for and reported for every batch. | |
| The Class 2 solvent cyclohexane is likely to be present and its level is | |
| controlled to <20 ppm by the production process. | |
| Class 3 solvents acetone, n-butanol, sec-butanol and iso-butanol are | |
| likely to be present at levels <20 ppm. | |
| The Class 4 solvent diisopropyl ether is likely to be present at a level | |
| of <20 ppm. | |