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iodine Chemical used in reducers and bleachers.
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iodized salt table salt (sodium chloride) containing potassium iodide, a source of the essential nutrient iodine.
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iodine Nonmetallic element. Occurs in seawater and in plants and animals that grow in the sea. When applied topically, it has antiseptic benefits.
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iodine A non-metallic element of the halogen group.
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iodine Disinfectant used on navels of newborn goats that helps dry up the navel, thus closing the passageway into the body of the goat. Also applied to hooves of newborns by some breeders. Veterinary iodine contains 7% iodine while common iodine for humans contains 2% iodine.
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