Re: Ozoalcool Isopropyl Alcohol....

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>Does anyone have any information on this substance?

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>It is an ingredient in the fragrance oils used in Lampe Berger units:

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> " It's made of 90% ozoalcool isopropyl alcohol, 3%-5% plant extracts, 5%-7%

water. Isopropyl alcohol is an extract from the beetroot plant and is water

soluble. Ozoalcool was discovered by Dr. Maurice Berger in 1897. It actually

refers to the single oxygen atom (O) "

" It was in France 1897 when Dr. Maurice Berger, a pharmacist created

ozoalcool isopropyl alcohol to burn at a control temperature of 60

degrees Celsius, in order to improved the air and the atmosphere in

hospitals and mortuaries. This technique was recognized as a new

technology of the era. In 1898, he patented his catalytic burner and

ozoalcool. Lampe Berger received the National New Invention award by

the French government in 1901. Lampe Berger is one out of very few

companies in the world that has obtained the internationally recognized

ISO11014-1 and is approved by American FDA (CAS-67-63-0). This is to

certify that Lampe Berger's products are environmentally friendly and

is safe for human and animals, without any known side effects nor

addiction. "

http://www.hushushwear.com.sg/lampe_berger.htm

CAS No: 67-63-0 is Isopropyl Alcohol.

Maurice

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Maurice O. Hevey

Convergent Cosmetics, Inc.

http://www.ConvergentCosmetics.com

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