A diluent is a substance added to another material to decrease its concentration, strength, or viscosity. Commonly refers to bacteriostatic water, acetic acid, dmso, ethanol, or other liquids used to reconstitute compounds.
A diluent is a substance added to another material to decrease its concentration, strength, or viscosity. Commonly refers to bacteriostatic water, acetic acid, dmso, ethanol, or other liquids used to reconstitute compounds.