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NACLO
(redirected from sodium hypochlorite)

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NaClOSodium Hypochlorite (bleaching agent)
NACLONorth American Computational Linguistics Olympiad (USA high school linguistics competition)
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However, the central issue involved in the all the complaints was related to the determination of per kg quantity of Sodium Hypochlorite, said a press release.
FTO directs FBR to decide cotton waste factorys case on sustainable ... by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
Dear Editor: Household water treatment with sodium hypochlorite at the point-of-use has been widely shown to improve microbiological quality of stored household water (Quick et al.
Comment on "An Observational Study on the Effectiveness of ... by Lantagne, Daniele / Journal of Environmental Health
Passers-by spotted containers labelled sodium hypochlorite -- a corrosive bleach used to clean water -- lying on the ground near some of the lakes.
EMAAR ACTs on duck deaths by XPRESS (United Arab Emirates)
 
 
 
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