Pharmaceutical & Laboratory Reference

Ethanol & Isopropanol
Dilution Resources

Rigorous % v/v dilution tools and reference material for ethanol and isopropanol. Ethanol density via the OIML R22 Wagenbreth–Blanke polynomial; isopropanol via Perry's 6th Ed. tables extended to 40 °C. Volume contraction is implicitly handled through measured mixture densities.

Calculators
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Primary Calculator
Alcohol Dilution Calculator
Mass-based dilution for ethanol and isopropanol. Supports stock-to-target and reverse (target-to-stock) modes. Temperature-corrected densities, volume contraction accounted for.
Ethanol · IPA OIML R22 −20 °C to 40 °C
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Polynomial Edition
Alcohol Dilution Calculator 2
Variant of the main calculator with isopropanol density computed from a fitted polynomial rather than lookup tables. Useful for comparing implementations and validating against Perry's tabulated values.
IPA Polynomial Validation tool
Reference
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Technical Guide
Alcohol Dilution: A Technical Guide
Comprehensive derivation of the dilution equations, discussion of the Wagenbreth–Blanke density model, isopropanol data sources, worked examples, and notes on volume contraction and measurement uncertainty.
Theory & derivation Worked examples MathJax typesetting
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Density Tables
Ethanol–Water Density Tables
Two full-precision density tables: by mass fraction (% w/w) and volume fraction (% v/v, OIML convention, ref. 20 °C). Six temperatures: 15–40 °C. Values computed from the Wagenbreth–Blanke polynomial at full float64 precision.
% w/w & % v/v OIML R22 Float64
Data & Source Files
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wagenbreth_blanke_oiml_r22.toml
Wagenbreth–Blanke polynomial coefficients from the OIML R22 standard. Machine-readable TOML format; coefficients in Horner nested form as used by the calculators.
TOML OIML R22
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External Resources
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GitHub Repository
Wagenbreth–Blanke OIML R22 Coefficients
Public repository containing all 54 Wagenbreth–Blanke polynomial coefficients, a validated Python reference implementation, and the canonical TOML coefficient file. Published under CC0. Archived on Zenodo with a permanent DOI.
CC0 DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19426888