| sodium hypochlorite |
an unstable salt (NaOCl) used as a bleaching agent and disinfectant
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| sodium hypochlorite [solution] |
An antiseptic used in root canal therapy. This solution is not suitable for application to wounds.
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| sodium hypochlorite s. |
[USP] a clear, pale, greenish yellow liquid with the odor of chlorine, containing 46 per cent sodium hypochlorite; used as a disinfectant for utensils, etc., but not suitable for application to wounds. It has also been used as a deodorant and bleaching agent. In diluted form, usually at a strength of approximately 0.5 per cent available chlorine, it has been used as a local anti-infective and wound irrigant. See also Dakin's solution, under solution.
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| sodium hypochlorite topical s. |
[USP] a colorless to light yellow liquid containing between 0.20 and 0.32 g of sodium hypochlorite in a topical solution; used as a local anti-infective.
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| sodium hypochlorite |
Liquid chlorine; usually provides 10% to 12% available chlorine; has a pH of 13 and requires that small amounts of acid be added to the pool to neutralize the high pH. Good for regular chlorination and superchlorination. Not recommended for spas. Does not contain conditioner or stabilizer to protect it from sunlight, but it is protected if stabilizer or conditioner is already in the water.
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