The phrase "alcoholic solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts to refer to a solution that contains alcohol, often used in chemistry or pharmacology.
Example: "The experiment required an alcoholic solution of ethanol to dissolve the solute effectively."
Alternatives: "ethanol solution" or "alcohol solution".
Alcohol that is, ethanol boils at a hundred and seventy-three degrees Fahrenheit, which means that if you apply heat to a mildly alcoholic solution the alcohol will turn to vapor before the water does.
Alcohol — that is, ethanol — boils at a hundred and seventy-three degrees Fahrenheit, which means that if you apply heat to a mildly alcoholic solution the alcohol will turn to vapor before the water does.
The analysis was achieved by dilution of the plasma alcoholic solution to reach a final alcohol concentration of less than 40%%.
These articles should be immersed for 18 h, in an 8% formaldehyde alcoholic solution; followed by abundant rinsing in water or sterile physiologic solution or alcohol, preventing recontamination.
They were hydrolyzed in acetic acid and mixed with an alcoholic solution of 10 wt.% PVP.
The precursor sol consists of an alcoholic solution of NiCl2 and Ti alcoxide.
(Plants are preserved by dipping them in an alcoholic solution of corrosive sublimate, then drying and pressing them).
The p-type Cu2S layer is deposited onto p-type mesoporous NiO electrode by spray pyrolysis deposition method using alcoholic solution of ethylenediamine-copper II) complethylenediamine-copper II
β-Chitin scaffolds were prepared by using saturated calcium chloride alcoholic solution (CaCl2·6H2O/EtOH) and then followed by dialysis with lyophilization.
Ultrathin sections (~70 nm thick) of the selected areas were cut with the same ultramicrotome using a diamond knife and stained with an alcoholic solution of uranyl acetate, followed by an alkaline bismuth subnitrate solution.
Meanwhile, 0.01 mol/L tetrabutyl titanate alcoholic solution was prepared.
