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Breakdown Product

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Breakdown Product
(1) A chemical derived from a parent molecule that has been altered, e.g., by heat, light, or enzymes
(2) Metabolite


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When the kidney is functioning normally, it concentrates urine and removes the breakdown products of protein and other excess vitamins and minerals.
The Vibrios use breakdown products of oil," New Scientist quoted Rita Colwell of the University of Maryland in College Park.
The overall objective of each research review is to provide an expert overview of the migration of food contact rubbers to food, rubber breakdown products, chemical migration from silicones used in connection with food contact materials, and the potential migration of substances from inks and their respective coatings.
 
 
 
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