PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «HEXACHLOROPHANE»
hexachlorophane
hexachlorophene
also
known
nabac
organochlorine
compound
that
once
widely
used
disinfectant
occurs
white
solid
although
commercial
samples
odorless
produces
slightly
phenolic
comparative
antibacterial
activity
different
formulations
have
been
compared
their
effects
respect
skin
disinfection
found
hexachlorophane
medical
tenicide
poultry
fasciolicide
cattle
germicidal
dermatological
preparations
causes
poisoning
chlo
phene
klôr
almost
powder
treating
carriers
lancet
staphylococcus
aureus
paul
noone
rosej
griffiths
taylor
comparison
chlorhexidine
archives
disease
childhood
powders
preventionof
neonatal
infection
collins
always
word
frequency
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photos
from
flickr
effect
solubilisation
various
ionic
agents
studied
unbound
this
simply
related
degree
merriam
webster
hexa
phane
noun
ˈklōr
ˌfān
ˈklȯr
british
seen
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «HEXACHLOROPHANE»
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hexachlorophane en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
hexachlorophane y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Manual of Infection Control Procedures
Hexachlorophane Hexachlorophane is a chlorinated bisphenol and one of the
most useful of the phenol derivatives. Unlike most phenolic compounds,
hexachlorophane has no irritating odour and has a high residual action.
Hexachlorophane ...
2, 4, 5-trichlorophenol, during whose production TCDD can be formed, is used to
make two commercial substances — hexachlorophane, a bacteriacide, and 2, 4,
5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid, a herbicide. Since the late 1960s unresolved ...
This is an intermediate in the manufacture of two useful chemicals — the
bactericide hexachlorophane and 2,4,5- trichlorophenoxyacetic acid, a herbicide.
The remarkable fact is that in the early 1970s both these chemicals were found to
be so ...
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Manual of Infection Prevention and Control
Hexachlorophane Hexachlorophane is a chlorinated bisphenol and one ofthe
most useful of the phenol derivatives. Unlike most phenolic compounds,
hexachlorophane has no irritating odour and has a high residual action.
Hexachlorophane ...
Forum Westminster scene Hexachlorophane Laurie Pavitt (Willesden West) has
a long association with hospital management, and is one of the few MPs to have
sat on the Medical Research Council. Any question from him is unlikely to be a ...
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Ayliffe's Control of Healthcare-Associated Infection Fifth ...
Hexachlorophane This compound is highly active against Gram-positive
organisms but less active against Gram-negative ones. It is relatively insoluble in
water, but can be incorporated in soap or detergent solutions without loss of
activity.
Adam Fraise, Christina Bradley, 2009
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Disinfection in Healthcare
Hexachlorophane (also known as hexachlorophene) Uses: Skin. Example: Ster-
Zac powder. Properties r More active against Gram-positive than Gram-negative
bacteria. r Little other microbicidal activity. r Bacterial contamination of aqueous ...
Peter Hoffman, Graham Ayliffe, Tine Bradley, 2008
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The extra pharmacopoeia: incorporating Squire's "Companion".
Path., 1969, 22, 90, per Abstr. Hyg., 1969, 44, 919. fungistatic activity.
Hexachlorophane was tested for fungistatic and sporostatic activity against
Trichophyton spp. It was found that hexachlorophane was effective only at
concentrations higher ...
William Martindale, Norman W. Blacow, Ainley Wade, 1972
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Infection Control in Clinical Practice
Examples: hexachlorophane (Ster-zac powder), triclosan (Manusept, Aquasept,
Ster-zac bath concentrate). Ster-zac powder is used on intact skin as a
preoperative disinfectant and for reducing staphylococcal colonization to prevent
infection ...
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Meyler's side effects of drugs: a survey of unwanted effects ...
One author (12c) followed a series of babies who had been treated with routine
daily bathing with 3% hexachlorophane and who had known absorption of the
compound, the blood levels ranging from 0. 1 1 to 3.44 /ig/ml. Six high-risk infants
...
