In a study today in Emerging Infectious Diseases, Swiss and German researchers found that alcohol-based hand sanitizers recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) are effective in killing the ...

The study was published yesterday in mSphere. In a series of tests, the researchers from the Kyoto Profectural University of Medicine found that ethanol-based disinfectants, or hand sanitizers, would ...

and ethanol. The percentage of alcohol present in hand sanitiser is key to its efficacy – those with less than 60 per cent alcohol will be less effective at killing microorganisms, and will just ...

T oday ethanol has found its way into a range of applications from its original application as a beverage (wine and beer). It is used as a fuel, a chemical solvent, a disinfectant (hand sanitizer ...

Correspondence to Dr Shiv Kapoor, Division of Neonatology, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD 21201, USA; skapoor{at}mdmercy.com Objective The aims of this study is to measure ...

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The solution came to them in the form of one of the ubiquitous items of the Covid-19 pandemic – hand sanitiser. The company put its supply of ethanol to good use and began making hand sanitiser ...

Highly volatile acetylene gas bottles and pallets of flammable hand sanitiser (ethanol) are contained within the site, according to Fire and Rescue NSW. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download ...