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What do phenols do? (2)
Disrupt membrane
Denature proteins
What are Phenols used to disinfect the most? (1)
Soiled Surfaces (eg. saliva, pus, and feces)
Because It can be too toxic what is usually done with phenols? (1)
Mix with other compounds to reduce toxicity
What are some examples of Phenols (Phenolic compounds)? (3)
Og Lysol
Hexachlorophene
Triclosan
What are lysols used for? (1)
Household disinfection
What is Hexachlorophene useful against? (1)
Bacteria that cause skin infections in new borns
What is a place that Hexachlorophene can be used to disinfect? (1)
Surfaces in nurseries
Why must you be cautious when using Hexachlorophene? (1)
Because they can cause neurological disorders in babies
Where is Triclosan used? (1)
Personal hygiene products (cosmetics, deodorant soaps)
Why was Triclosan banned? (1)
Bacteria were beginning to adapt to it