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Chemistry of hand sanitizers
After the outbreak of novel corona virus, there is a rapid increase in the usage of hand sanitizers. They are seen as the best solution to keep our hand free from germs and viruses when there is a scarcity of soap and water in the nearby surroundings. The main component present in them is alcohol. Alcohol is the best antibiotic and antiviral agent with most efficiency. The percentage of alcohol in a hand sanitizer varies from brand to brand.
Author(s): Nikitha Yerram
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