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Bleach shows the power of friends and that you should never give up.
WILLIAM BENTICK , Viceroy 1834
The plant Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (Brunsfelsia pauciflora) is called a "Verbleikblom" in Afrikaans, because as it flowers, the flowers go from deep purple to white, seemingly fading or bleaching in the sun (in Afrikaans "verbleik").
It is called the ocean.
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The procedure is also called tray bleaching or nightguard bleaching because the patient wears a tray on the teeth that protects the gums from the whitening solution.
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The procedure is also called tray bleaching or nightguard bleaching because the patient wears a tray on the teeth that protects the gums from the whitening solution.
decolorizing the hair
decolorizing the hair
Bleaching stains typically involves the chemical reaction of the bleach (usually chlorine-based compounds like sodium hypochlorite) breaking down the chromophores in the stain molecules. This process disrupts the bonds that give the stains their color, effectively decolorizing them.
Chlorine is the element responsible for bleaching in bleaching powder, also known as calcium hypochlorite. When bleaching powder is dissolved in water, it releases chlorine gas, which has bleaching properties that help remove stains and disinfect surfaces.
Bleaching powder, also known as calcium hypochlorite, is a basic compound. It is an inorganic salt that releases hypochlorite ions in water, which can act as a strong oxidizing agent and is commonly used as a bleaching agent.
The chemical formula for bleaching powder is Ca(ClO)2. It is also known as calcium hypochlorite and is commonly used as a bleaching agent in various industries due to its strong oxidizing properties.
photoreceptor bleaching
The decolorizing agent in the acid fast stain is acid alcohol. The decolorizing agent in the gram stain is ethanol.