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Band Alignment of Oxides by Learnable Structural-Descriptor-Aided Neural Network and Transfer Learning. [PDF]
J Am Chem SocKiyohara S, Hinuma Y, Oba F.
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Here's the Rub: Skin Care Products and Children's Phthalate Exposures. [PDF]
Environ Health PerspectKey L.
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Evaluation of physical parameters and spectral characterization of the quality of soaps containing by-products from the food industry. [PDF]
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Cross-Sectional Study on Impact and Effect of Cosmetics upon Female Medical Students.
Indian J DermatolSelvaraj N, Punniyaseelan A.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1985
To the Editor.— Because my research findings have become a focal point of controversy in the choice of liquid soapvbar soap,1I feel compelled to present further information for the followers of this saga. Contrary to the insinuation by Dr Heinze, the results of our research were presented at a national meeting (American Oil Chemists Society, April ...
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To the Editor.— Because my research findings have become a focal point of controversy in the choice of liquid soapvbar soap,1I feel compelled to present further information for the followers of this saga. Contrary to the insinuation by Dr Heinze, the results of our research were presented at a national meeting (American Oil Chemists Society, April ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1984
To the Editor.— I wish to respond to the recent advertisement by Minnetonka, Inc (1983;250:3007), which implies a health risk to users of bar soaps, a type of product used daily by millions of persons in their homes and by physicians and medical personnel in hundreds of hospitals and clinics. This advertisement is deceptive in four important regards.
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To the Editor.— I wish to respond to the recent advertisement by Minnetonka, Inc (1983;250:3007), which implies a health risk to users of bar soaps, a type of product used daily by millions of persons in their homes and by physicians and medical personnel in hundreds of hospitals and clinics. This advertisement is deceptive in four important regards.
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Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society, 1968
AbstractThe growing use of bacteriostats in soaps and the various methods for screening these com‐pounds are reviewed critically. Discussed are (1) in vitro techniques to establish antibacterial activity, substantivity tests using skin disk, fingerprint, or radioactive tracer techniques, and microbiological availability determinations; (2) safety ...
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AbstractThe growing use of bacteriostats in soaps and the various methods for screening these com‐pounds are reviewed critically. Discussed are (1) in vitro techniques to establish antibacterial activity, substantivity tests using skin disk, fingerprint, or radioactive tracer techniques, and microbiological availability determinations; (2) safety ...
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Soap and lime soap dispersants
Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society, 1978AbstractIn recent decades, soap has largely been replaced by petrochemicals and polyphosphates as the major components of laundry detergents in the U.S. Currently, the use of soap is primarily confined to the toilet soap bar field, and technological advances here have been mainly in processing.
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