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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Neil McIntosh,Andrew Wilmshurst,Jane Haileys as well as in fuels for heating and power generation. Microbial growth has also been noted in residual fuel oils, petroleum gases and soft coals but as these fuels are not normally candidates for biocide applications they will not be addressed in this chapter.

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Paper, pulp and food grade paper,In 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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Biocides for metalworking lubricants and hydraulic fluids, 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.

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Fuel biocides,s as well as in fuels for heating and power generation. Microbial growth has also been noted in residual fuel oils, petroleum gases and soft coals but as these fuels are not normally candidates for biocide applications they will not be addressed in this chapter.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-35382-0The Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) was enacted and approved by Congress in 1947. It placed the responsibility for administration in the hands of the United States Department of Agriculture because most of the Congressional concerns were in the field of agriculture.

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Calculation of thermospheric winds,In order to grow in or on a paint, a microorganism must have available moisture (water) and a nutrient source. Paints typically contain a number of ingredients, some of which are susceptible to degradation by microorganisms. Examples of such degradable components include:

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