Furthermore, for sterilization 70% is more effective because the other 30% is water, which helps ensure everything is exposed to isoprop for long enough and bacterial cells take in the isoprop and die (because water passes through the cell membrane, taking isoprop into the cell with it), rather than 'hunkering down' and surviving until the solvent is gone
However for cleaning electronics, the water content is bad because it does not dry quickly and can cause corrosion, so 99% is needed
So the percentages have varying uses and should be chosen based on the task at hand
Excuse me, this is the comments on Lemmy, no one read the article, they barely read the title before rushing here to spout off their captivating, brilliant opinion
Your link only lets me watch the video, is called the embed link (it says 'embed' in it)
My link takes me to the webpage for the video so I can read the description, see the uploader, etc and of course watch the video
All this is not possible with your link, because I can't get to the webpage through your link
I literally have to search for 'odysee.com paying for software is stupid' to try to find the video on my own. To even find out what to search I have to decipher the URL. It's a lot of hassle when you could just post the regular URL to the video.
I'm not criticizing you, I'm just curious if it's on purpose and why
Furthermore, for sterilization 70% is more effective because the other 30% is water, which helps ensure everything is exposed to isoprop for long enough and bacterial cells take in the isoprop and die (because water passes through the cell membrane, taking isoprop into the cell with it), rather than 'hunkering down' and surviving until the solvent is gone
However for cleaning electronics, the water content is bad because it does not dry quickly and can cause corrosion, so 99% is needed
So the percentages have varying uses and should be chosen based on the task at hand