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- Revisions to Approved Formulas
- Obsolete Formulas
- Adoption of Formulas
- Completely Denatured Alcohol
- Fuel Alcohol
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What Makes a Good Denaturant?
What Makes a Good Denaturant?
- Required by law to be suitable for the intended use.
- Must make the distilled spirits unfit for beverage use.
- Should be difficult to separate from the distilled spirits (ex. forms an azeotrope with the distilled spirits).
- Should contain a warning taste and/or odor.
- Needs to be universally acceptable.
