Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A hypothetical univalent radical, (CH3)2CH, occurring in many organic compounds. Also called
secondary propyl .
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- noun chemistry the
univalent organic radical (CH3)2CH-
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Examples
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Conventional nail polishes often contain other potentially dangerous chemicals including ethyl acetate, isopropyl alcohol, fragrances, dyes and more.
Organic Authority.com: How Toxic Is Your Nail Polish Really? Organic Authority.com 2012
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Some are green and contain oil of winter green and isopropyl alcohol.
Safer Alternatives 2010
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Conventional nail polishes often contain other potentially dangerous chemicals including ethyl acetate, isopropyl alcohol, fragrances, dyes and more.
Organic Authority.com: How Toxic Is Your Nail Polish Really? Organic Authority.com 2012
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Conventional nail polishes often contain other potentially dangerous chemicals including ethyl acetate, isopropyl alcohol, fragrances, dyes and more.
Organic Authority.com: How Toxic Is Your Nail Polish Really? Organic Authority.com 2012
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Conventional nail polishes often contain other potentially dangerous chemicals including ethyl acetate, isopropyl alcohol, fragrances, dyes and more.
Organic Authority.com: How Toxic Is Your Nail Polish Really? Organic Authority.com 2012
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Conventional nail polishes often contain other potentially dangerous chemicals including ethyl acetate, isopropyl alcohol, fragrances, dyes and more.
Organic Authority.com: How Toxic Is Your Nail Polish Really? Organic Authority.com 2012
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Conventional nail polishes often contain other potentially dangerous chemicals including ethyl acetate, isopropyl alcohol, fragrances, dyes and more.
Organic Authority.com: How Toxic Is Your Nail Polish Really? Organic Authority.com 2012
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I use isopropyl alcohol (first-aid antiseptic) on a paper towel or napkin to remove gum stuck inside the clothes dryer and for removing sticker residue from ceramic, glass, metal and plastic surfaces.
Hints From Heloise: Clearly marked address could be lifesaver Hints From Heloise 2010
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Conventional nail polishes often contain other potentially dangerous chemicals including ethyl acetate, isopropyl alcohol, fragrances, dyes and more.
Organic Authority.com: How Toxic Is Your Nail Polish Really? Organic Authority.com 2012
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Conventional nail polishes often contain other potentially dangerous chemicals including ethyl acetate, isopropyl alcohol, fragrances, dyes and more.
Organic Authority.com: How Toxic Is Your Nail Polish Really? Organic Authority.com 2012
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