Organochloride vs Triclosan - What's the difference?
organochloride | triclosan | Hypernyms |
A potent wide-spectrum antibacterial and antifungal agent, molecular formula C12H7Cl3O2.
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Organochloride is a hypernym of triclosan.
As nouns the difference between organochloride and triclosan
is that organochloride is (organic chemistry) organochlorine while triclosan is triclosan.triclosan
English
(wikipedia triclosan)Noun
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