Biomedical Instrumentation Systems
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Author: Chatterjee
Publisher: Cengage
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Cosmetics are composed of different ingredients that
marketable quality.
ensure
function and maintain
(1).
ingredients are the chemicals that perform the main
(Functional/Supportive)
function of the cosmetic product.
Those chemicals that improve the shelf life of the
product
(supportive/structural)
(functional/added extra) are chemicals in small amounts
are
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ingredients.
(3).
that make the product more presentable and marketable
to the consumers.
Antioxidants
and
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(abrasives/preservatives) lengthen the shelf life of a
product. (5)
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can be found in whitening products because it can remove
dead skin cell layers. The cosmetic ingredient that can
prevent the separation of oil and water in the emulsion is
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agent)
prevents
the
deterioration of the foam and binds ions in the hard water.…
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Different type of methods used in household contaminated wastewater purification
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