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2-phenoxyethanol
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2-phe·nox·y·eth·a·nol (-f-nks-th-nôl, -nl)
n.
An antibacterial agent effective against gram-negative bacteria that are resistant to other antiseptics and used as a topical treatment for wound infections.
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