Distillate (noun)

1. A product of distillation, especially a purified liquid obtained by condensing vapor.
2. A purified substance obtained by distillation or other means of refining.
3. A product of refining a crude oil or natural gas.

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense "product of distillation"): from latin distillatus, past participle of distillare "to drip, trickle".

Examples:

1. Whiskey is a type of alcohol that is made from a distillate of fermented grains.
2. The distillate was used as a cleaning solvent due to its high degree of purity.
3. The distillate was heated in order to vaporize it and separate it from impurities.
4. The gasoline we use in our cars is a type of distillate obtained from crude oil.
5. The distillate was stored in a clean, airtight container to prevent contamination.