Diluents

Diluents are substances used to dilute or thin out a liquid, making it less concentrated or easier to handle. They are often added to medications, chemicals, or other liquids to achieve the desired strength, consistency, or volume without altering the core properties significantly. For example, in vaccines or medications, diluents help administer the correct dose. In industrial processes, they can reduce viscosity or facilitate mixing. Essentially, diluents serve as a medium to modify the concentration or physical qualities of a liquid for safe, effective, or convenient use.