detergent
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definition
noun
Since soap and detergents are salts, they separate into their component ions in a solution of water.
a water-soluble cleansing agent that combines with impurities and dirt to make them more soluble and differs from soap in not forming a scum with the salts in hard water.
adjective
staining that resists detergent action
of or relating to detergent compounds or their action.
translation of 'detergent '
noun
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example
High density polyethylene products, such as milk containers, are cut into small pieces and remelted to make 'detergent' bottles.
Puzzles can be created by saving cardboard packaging from cereal boxes, 'detergent' boxes, soda cartons, etc.
Another agreed upon fact is that it is extremely important to rinse away every last drop of 'detergent' residue from your hair.
They held a live demonstration on the preparation of 'detergent' cakes, sandalwood powder and phenyl.
Indeed, there was preliminary evidence for a dimeric arrangement of CitS in 'detergent' micelles and lipid membranes.
Baking soda, distilled white vinegar, washing soda, Borax and a good liquid soap or 'detergent' will do nicely.
As MII can activate transducin in 'detergent' solution, specific lipid molecules are probably not important for this function.
Using a stiff long handled brush, scrub stain with concentrated 'detergent' suds.
During stage I, 'detergent' molecules partition between the aqueous buffer and the bilayer forming detergent-doped liposomes.
Initiatives such as replacing chemical solvents with 'detergent' solutions for cleaning metal parts are promoted throughout the Marine Corps.
The question of whether or not the static deformation is representative for the structure of LH2 in 'detergent' solution or in membranes remains to be answered.
Wash removable glass shelves and plastic parts in warm 'detergent' solution, rinse and wipe dry.
For a cheap window cleaner try this mixture: combine 4 tablespoons rubbing alcohol with 1/2 teaspoon liquid 'detergent' in 4 cups water.
In dry foam cleaning a 'detergent' solution is whipped into foam and applied to the carpet.
The Shell Higher Olefin Process also uses metathesis technology to convert ethene to 'detergent' range molecules.
When using washing-machine water, combine the rinse-cycle water with the wash-cycle water to dilute the 'detergent' and bleaching agents.
Here, polar interactions between charged amino acids and phosphatidylcholine headgroups act as condensation seed for 'detergent' micelle formation.
Water is a fabulous cleaning agent, but it's even better when tiny nanoscale particles, such as 'detergent' surfactants, are dispersed in it.
Use a non-ammonia soap or 'detergent' in hot water, or use a commercial cleaner to scrub the entire area affected by mold.
This is mainly the result of hydrophobic partitioning of individual 'detergent' molecules at lipid and protein-lipid interfaces.
Dust control strategies include the use of an all-purpose cleaner or 'detergent' solution to wipe or mop the floors, walls and horizontal surfaces of lead-contaminated dwellings.
As shown in a recent modeling of another membrane protein 'detergent' molecules rearrange to form a fused micelle around the protein and in our case they adapt to the irregular surface of the monomer better than phospholipids.
A fresh or recirculated rinsing stage can be provided to flush 'detergent' residues from parts.
Or use a soft scrub brush and a 'detergent' / water solution to remove all dirt and grime.
For example, LH1 - RC complexes are much more unstable in 'detergent' solution than LH2 complexes.
A lower level of 'detergent' may cause a buildup of deposits on critical engine parts.
A gasoline 'detergent' is a lot like a household detergent, helping to prevent any harmful deposit build-up.
Among its disadvantages is the fact that its high 'detergency' can loosen debris in fuel systems that formerly used petroleum diesel, clogging fuel filters for a while if they're not carefully watched.
Similarly, P&G's Ariel has a 'detergency' of 80 per cent as against Lever's Wheel Active detergency of 74 per cent.
It is known as washing soda or soda ash, and is used for softening water, in the manufacture of borax, and in making glass, paper, 'detergents' , and soap.
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