Alcohol-based Solvents
Alcohol-Based Solvents is a class of organic solvents characterized by the presence of one or more hydroxyl (–OH) functional groups attached to a saturated carbon atom, distinguishing them from non-alcoholic solvents by their polar protic nature and hydrogen-bonding capacity.
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