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The preservative
noun
(countable) any agent, natural or artificial that acts to preserve, especially when added to food
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The preservative, known as A.C.Q., is in lumber sold under the brand names Preserve and Preserve Plus.
The preservative has also become the subject of a number of product liability suits.
The preservative can cause paralysis and thus cannot safely be used.
"The preservative plays a critical role in distribution of vaccine to the global community.
The preservative allowed the specimens to be kept for weeks, until they ended up in Dr. Hahn's laboratory.
The preservative, thimerosal, has not been used in childhood vaccines since 2001, except for some flu shots.
The preservative can cause paralysis when injected into the spinal column, so cannot be used for this disease.
The preservative used was citrate-phosphate-dextrose-adenine-1.
The preservative effect of creosote on exposed wood is due in part to antifungal phenolic compounds (Kim et al. 2010).
The preservative free PHF (Itone™ eye drops, Batch No - 2142) were provided by Dey's Medical Stores, Kolkata, India.
It does not contain the preservative.
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