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Disinfectant residual stability leading to disinfectant decay and by-product formation in drinking water distribution systems: A systematic review

open access: yesWater Research, 2019
Secondary disinfectants, such as chlorine and chloramine, have been widely applied to minimise microbial risks in drinking water during distribution. Key challenges have included the maintenance of stable concentrations of disinfectant residuals and the ...
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Disinfection of Fiberscopes by Thermochemical Disinfection

Endoscopy, 1991
A new fully automated washing and disinfection machine for fiberscopes was evaluated. This apparatus, the Endoscopic Thermo Disinfector (ETD) uses a combination of heat and a brand name disinfectant containing glutaraldehyde to fulfill its purposes. The disinfectant showed effective antibacterial activity at the concentrations used in the ETD.
A L, Boks   +4 more
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DISINFECTANTS AND DISINFECTION.

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1907
The subject of disinfection is so broad and covers such a wide range of considerations that it is impossible to discuss it properly in the brief time allowed for this paper. Important as are such subjects as the disinfection of the patient's body, instruments, dressings, discharges of various kinds, etc., I have deemed it more important to view and ...
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Water disinfection and disinfection by products

Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
For ecological safety and public health, it is essential to identify the causes of pollution in water sources and the effects of both natural and human activities. A class of secondary pollutants known as disinfection byproducts (DBPs) is produced when water is treated with disinfectant.
Nishu, Dhanda, Sudesh, Kumar
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[Disinfectants and disinfection methods].

Ugeskrift for laeger, 2008
A risk assessment should be made of the microorganisms to be eliminated and the chosen disinfection compound. It is also necessary to reduce the amount of microorganisms by manual or mechanical cleaning in order to obtain a satisfactory result from disinfection. New chemical disinfectants are often combinations of different compounds.
Leif Percival, Andersen, Pia, Hilsberg
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Disinfection of pumice

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1967
Abstract Infectious organisms may be transmitted from patient to patient if pumice is re-used to polish dentures. Contaminated particles may also create a hazard to the dentist's eyes. Some disinfection of pumice can be achieved by mixing the pumice used for polishing dentures with a chemical disinfectant.
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