The Difference Between Methanol & Methanol R

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Methanol R refers to reagent grade methanol, which is specifically designed for analytical purposes. The distinction between methanol and methanol R lies in the purity and intended use, with methanol R meeting higher standards suitable for laboratory applications. This nomenclature is non-standard, but it is widely understood in chemical contexts to indicate the quality of the substance.

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Hi all,

Please explain to me what methanol R is. What is the difference of methanol R and methanol?.

Thanks
 
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pixel01 said:
Hi all,

Please explain to me what methanol R is. What is the difference of methanol R and methanol?.

Thanks

The nomenclature is non-standard. It could mean reagent grade methanol.
 
Thanks chemisttree.
I also have found that the R indicates reagent grade chemicals which can be used in analytical purposes.
 

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