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DBP
(redirected from Disinfection Byproduct)

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DBPDiastolic Blood Pressure
DBPDevelopment Bank of the Philippines
DBPDeutsche Bundespost (German federal mail)
DBPDNA Binding Protein
DBPDisinfection Byproduct
DBPVitamin D - Binding Protein
DBPDatabase Project (Visual Studio File Extension)
DBPDibutylphthalate
DBPDiversity Best Practices
DBPD-Bifunctional Protein (deficiency)
DBPDefined Benefit Plan
DBPDisinfectant Byproduct
DBPDark Basic Professional
DBPDibutyl Phosphate
DBPDistance Based Priority
DBPDatabase Processor
DbpDecorin-Binding Protein A
DBPDeep Blue Pearl (color)
DBPDon Bosco Preparatory (Ramsey, NJ high school)
DBPDeutsches Bundespatent (Federal German Patent)
DBPDual Beam Photoconductivity
DBPDeath By Powerpoint (slang for a boring presentation)
DBPDesign Baseline Program
DBPDragonbotpro (gaming)
DBPDeuromedia Broadcast Platform
DBPDirect Buy Program
DBPDNA-Blocking Protein


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Since the discovery of disinfection byproducts in 1974, scientists have sought ways to lessen the cancer risks.
Chlorination raises cancer risk by Klotter, Jule / Townsend Letter
DBPR Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts Rule
Program speeds appraiser certification by The Real Deal
We're in the steep part of the learning curve in terms of really understanding the complexities of the water chemistry in swimming pools," says Ernest "Chip" Blatchley, a Purdue University engineering professor and leading researcher of the disinfection byproducts that crop up in pools.
Bad water bad air: public pool managers dive into chlorine issues by Lyman, Francesca / Parks & Recreation
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