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DOSS
(redirected from dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate)

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DOSSDioctyl Sodium Sulfosuccinate
DOSSDedicated Office Systems and Services
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DOSSDSCS Operational Support System
DOSSDisk Operated Supply System
DOSSDeterministic Origin Symbol Sequence
DOSSDirector of Safety and Standardization (US Navy and USMC)
DOSSDepartment of Student Services (various schools)
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To help it dissolve faster in cold water, it's often mixed with dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate (DSS), an additive that appears to be safe.
Chemical cuisine: a guide to food additives by Nutrition Action Healthletter
JM ActiCare Description: dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate and titanium dioxide and silver chloride.
Preserving Personal Care and Household Products by Mufti, Jabbar; Cernasov, Domnica; Macchio, Ralph / Household & Personal Products Industry
It's often mixed with dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate (DSS), a detergent-like additive that helps it dissolve in cold water.
CHEMICAL CUISINE by Nutrition Action Healthletter
 
 
 
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