Titlebook: Handbook of Biocide and Preservative Use; H. W. Rossmoore (Professor of Biological Sciences) Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dor

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Introduction to biocide use,using the current vernacular, operators selecting biocides are between the so-called ‘rock and the hard place’. Decisions are made based on benefit/risk ratios. This is not only a health-oriented decision; it is also an economic one.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-75076-2 observed some distance from the source of microbial growth and care has to be taken that the chosen treatment does not cause other problems. For example, the use of a biocide with surfactant properties in a production stream may interfere with later attempts at demulsification.

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Preservation of cosmetics and toiletries,ufactured products of similar composition. It was not common to perform confirmatory tests for the efficacy of the preservative in the formulation concerned. The absence of signs indicating spoilage in stored products was considered as sufficient proof of adequate preservation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-35374-5In many cases the presence of microorganisms goes unsuspected and no harm is done. In other cases, however, microorganisms produce deposits, particularly slime, which is serious owing to the damaging effects of slime on paper during manufacture.

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Key to Data Sheets and Properties water extendable are usually candidates for biocide use. Depending on product use patterns, selection and application of biocides should be a decision involving the user as well as the formulator of the fluid.