| The proposed mechanisms underlying detergency include any of the physiological consequences listed above as well as yet undescribed ones. |
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| The cleaning action of soaps and detergents is based on the property known as detergency. |
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| Another reason that good detergency and surfactancy is important is that water is limited in its cleaning power. |
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| Isolated coacervate fraction of a coacervate forming detergency copolymer of acrylic acid and maleic acid. |
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| At present no satisfactory way of testing fuel samples for their detergency properties has been established. |
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| A detergent composition comprising an endoprotease that hydrolyzes proteins by preferentially cleaving peptide bonds adjacent to one or two amino acids, characterized by being devoid of other proteases affecting detergency. |
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| Esters are known for their high thermal stability, low temperature properties and inherent detergency, ideal characteristics for use in compressors. |
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| Detergency helps keep those surfaces clean, as well as the rest of the circulation system. |
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