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chlorophyllin

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chlorophyllin /chlo·ro·phyl·lin/ (klor´o-fil-in) any of the water-soluble salts from chlorophyll; used topically and orally for deodorizing skin lesions and orally for deodorizing the urine and feces in colostomy, ileostomy, and incontinence; used particularly in the form of the copper complex.
chlorophyllin [klor´o-fil-in]
any of the water-soluble salts from chlorophyll, used topically and orally for deodorizing skin lesions and orally for deodorizing the urine and feces in colostomy, ileostomy, and incontinence; used particularly in the form of the copper complex.
chlorophyllin (klôr´filin),
n any one of a number of products result-ing from the reaction of certain decomposition products of chlorophyll with copper and other metallic ions.
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