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denaturant
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denaturant [dē′nā·chə·rənt]
(chemistry)
An inert, bad-tasting, or poisonous chemical substance added to a product such as ethyl alcohol to make it unfit for human consumption.
(nucleonics)
A nonfissionable isotope that can be added to fissionable material to make it unsuitable for use in atomic weapons without extensive processing.


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Focusing on theory and practical applications for both established methods and new procedures, the book covers areas such as protein interactions with water and salts, the effects of molecular crowding, methods for studying flexibility and intramolecular interactions in proteins, methods for characterization of the unfolded state, single-molecule methods, and a new application of denaturants to address protein stability in vivo.
The amount of allowable denaturants, for purposes of the alcohol fuels credit, is reduced from 5% to 2% of the volume of alcohol for fuel sold or used after December 31, 2008 (Sec.
For purposes of determining naturalness of a cosmetic product the denaturants should not be considered.
 
 
 
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