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Disinfectant have one basic concept phenol which is partially miscible with water but never appeares two layered what is the one physical concept behind this?
Phenol or carbolic acid is an acid so becomes ionized in water partially and becomes soluble now this mixture dissolves some unionized molecules of phenol so mixture is homogeneous and not forms two layers.
Why are picric acid used in the treatment of burns?
Picric acid reduced pain and infection and allowed the formation of a scab under which healing took place.Using a one percent solution of picric acid, the wound was cleansed and then all blisters were pricked to release the serum (blister fluid), taking care not to remove the blister itself. The burn was covered with sterilized gauze soaked in the picric acid solution. The gauze was padded with cotton wool and held in place with a light bandage. After three or four days, the dressing was soaked off and the wound redressed.
Who is Aunty Acid?
To be fair mate. That's what im searching for. Im on acid right now like still in the peak. and I do n't know but for somereason now im looking for something, I dobt really know
Who discovered acid molecules which are now known as DNA in pus cells?
Emily dickerson
Who invented dettol?
Dettol was invented in 1876 by a scientist named Joseph Lawrence, who was working for the company now known as Reckitt Benckiser. It was originally developed as a surgical antiseptic and disinfectant.
What acid is used as an antiseptic?
You mean carbolic acid. This is more properly referred to as phenol, and although it was the original antiseptic used by Joseph Lister, it is seldom used now as we have safer alternatives.
What was carbolic acid used for?
Carbolic acid (phenol) was historically used as an antiseptic in surgery to prevent infection. It was also used as a disinfectant, particularly in medical settings and for cleaning purposes. Additionally, carbolic acid was used in the past as a remedy for various ailments, although its internal use is now considered unsafe due to its toxic nature.
What is an Example of antiseptic in a sentence?
I had a cut on my hand and the doctor used antiseptic to clean it.
Why is Joseph lister consired a hero?
because he saved peoples lives after operations and invented antiseptic. he is now know as 'the father of antiseptic surgery'
Disinfectant have one basic concept phenol which is partially miscible with water but never appeares two layered what is the one physical concept behind this?
Phenol or carbolic acid is an acid so becomes ionized in water partially and becomes soluble now this mixture dissolves some unionized molecules of phenol so mixture is homogeneous and not forms two layers.
Can Povodine Iodine safe as an an-septic agent on diabetics?
Yes, until now, there are not recorded contraindications for use of Povidone-Iodine antiseptic for diabetics
How do you refer to around this time or year?
About now
What happens when a patients urine gets in your eye?
It just happened to me right now. It burned like crazy so I flushed out my eyes and use an antiseptic eye wash. I'm good now.
Why are picric acid used in the treatment of burns?
Picric acid reduced pain and infection and allowed the formation of a scab under which healing took place.Using a one percent solution of picric acid, the wound was cleansed and then all blisters were pricked to release the serum (blister fluid), taking care not to remove the blister itself. The burn was covered with sterilized gauze soaked in the picric acid solution. The gauze was padded with cotton wool and held in place with a light bandage. After three or four days, the dressing was soaked off and the wound redressed.
If I lose a hydrogen from an acid what do I have now?
If you lose a hydrogen from an acid, you now have a negatively charged ion called a conjugate base. The conjugate base is formed when the acid donates a proton (H+), leaving behind an anion.
Can you use now to refer to the past simple?
"Now" is used to express something that is happening at the present moment.
Is a fatty acid inorganic?
No, fatty acids are organic compounds because they contain carbon-carbon and carbon-hydrogen bonds. They are a class of molecules consisting of a carboxylic acid group attached to a long hydrocarbon chain.
