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amphoteric

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amphoteric /am·pho·ter·ic/ (am″fo-ter´ik) having opposite characters; capable of acting as both an acid and a base; capable of neutralizing either bases or acids.
am·pho·ter·ic (mf-trk)
adj.
Having the capacity to react as either an acid or a base.

amphoteric.

amphoteric
capable of acting as both an acid and a base; capable of neutralizing either bases or acids.

amphoteric sanitizing agents
long chain substituted amino acids or betaines, compatible with other detergents, sanitizers and hard water. Called also ampholytes.


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