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Ethanol (50-70%)

Actions: denatures protein and solubilizes lipids


Uses: antiseptic used on skin

Isopropanol (50-70%)

Actions: denatures proteins and solubilizes lipids


Uses: antiseptic used on skin

Formaldehyde (8%)

Actions: Reacts with Nh2, SH, and COOH groups


Uses: disinfectant, kills endospores

Tincture of iodine (2% I2 in 70% alcohol)

Actions: inactivates proteins


Uses: antiseptic on skin

Chlorine (cl2) gas

Action: forms hypochlorous acid (HCIO), a strong oxidizing agent


Uses: disinfect drinking water; general disinfectant

Silver nitrate (AgNO3)

Actions: Precipitates proteins


Uses: general antiseptic and used in the eyes of newborns

Mercuric chloride

Actions: inactivates proteins by reacting with sulfide groups


Uses: disinfectant, although occasionally used as a skin antiseptic

Detergents (ammonium)

Action: disrupts cell membranes


Uses: skin antiseptics and disinfectants

Phenolic compounds (lysol, carboloic acid)

Action: denature proteins and disrupt cell membranes


Uses: antiseptics at low concentration; disinfectant at high concentrations

Ethylene oxide gas

Action: alkylating agent


Uses: disinfectant used to sterilize heat-sensitive objects such as rubber and plastics