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I gave some of my Silver Kennedys' a bath today......91 % isopropyl....and into 2x2 Intercept Shield.....Looking Good.........
......Larry........

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I don't think most of the members of this forum have a clue what your post means. (I do).
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HOOCH is C-C-OH. I think your picture is isopropyl.
<< <i>Airplanenut,
HOOCH is C-C-OH. I think your picture is isopropyl. >>
Yup. You can also call it 2-propanol if you want to be really geeky.
C-C-OH, provided you assume that both carbon atoms have their full compliment of hydrogen atoms bound to them, is our friend ethanol which makes beer taste even better and ugly women slightly attractive.
HOOCH......... well.......... that can't exist unless you add a couple more hydrogens to that terminal carbon. If you do that, you'll wind up with methyl peroxide which isn't exactly a very safe compound to have around. (Organic peroxides are nasty little buggers).
Uh!! yes it can; commonly known as formic acid. Adding 2 hydrogens will give you methyl/methane hydroperoxide.
Hey, to bring this thread back to topicality, are there any depictions of alcohol or related items such as a still on any coin?