biocide
biocide
Definition
bio·cide (bī′ō sīd′)
biocide
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- contain: In addition, the paints and finishes used on the Ecoplus System are all based on natural plant oils and contain no biocides.
- use: Paint manufacturers may use biocides in their products in order to prevent these organisms developing.
- release: It is capable of repelling bacteria and other microbes, releases a biocide and can also remove the organism on contact.
Adjective modifier
- organic: This again emphasis the groups evolving interest in the biotransformation, fate and protection of organic biocides in long term preservation systems.
- proven: The unsurpassed performance is achieved by combining modern paint technology with highly advanced, proven biocides.
- natural: Ozone is a natural biocide, which effectively kills bacteria, viruses and fungi within seconds.
- other: Workers cleaning towers must have protective clothing and respirators to protect them from both bacteria and chlorine ( or other biocides ).
- suitable: Investigation of suitable biocide to treat wet rot affected timbers.
- effective: A lesser known factor is that copper itself is an extremely effective legionellae biocide.
Modifies a noun
- review: Top of page Part 2. Review Program What is the biocides review program?
- program: Top of page Part 2. Review Program What is the biocides review program?
- additive: The information will be used for formulation assistance when designing the optimal concentration of biocide additive required for effectiveness.
- directive: Mr. Robert Syms ( Poole ) ( Con ): May we have an urgent statement on the biocides directive?
- product: The Biocidal Products Regulations ( 2001 ) is now in force in the UK and covers the use of biocide products.
- page: Further information on the interface between COPR and BPD is available at the biocides pages.
Noun used with modifier
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