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[Action of various disinfectants on 7 envelope-free viruses].

Authors: P, Maris;

[Action of various disinfectants on 7 envelope-free viruses].

Abstract

The activity of 15 disinfectants on seven nude viruses belonging to groups significant in human and veterinary medicine and in the bio-industry was investigated by a dilution technique. These trials, performed organic matters being either present or not revealed that current products such as 0.8% sodium hydroxyde and 1 degree chlorine water were the most active. According to their compositions, the chemicals varied greatly in their efficacy.

Keywords

Rotavirus, Poliovirus, Viruses, Enteroviruses, Porcine, Adenoviruses, Canine, Reoviridae, Coliphages, Disinfectants

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