By combining time- and frequency-domain techniques, the dielectric res
ponse of l-propanol has been measured in a spectral range covering ele
ven decades. In particular it has been demonstrated that the dielectri
c loss due to the main relaxation in 1-propanol exhibits the Debye wid
th up to timescales of 1000 s. In order to extend the range in which t
he dynamics of propanol can be exploited to high temperatures, conduct
ivity relaxation due to ionic impurities has been used. The occurrence
of high-frequency relaxation processes has been studied in both isome
rs of propanol. It is shown that the 1-propanol data yield a master cu
rve in a previously suggested scaling representation. However, owing t
o the presence of the high-frequency excitations, no agreement with th
e universal scaling form is obtained.