Dibromonitrilopropionamide (alias dibromocyanoacetamide, DBNPA for short) is a new and efficient bactericidal algaecide and water treatment agent. The material has the advantages of high-efficiency broad spectrum, easy degradation, no residual residue, no pollution to the environment, and at the same time,

There are many factors affecting mildew prevention agents, among which the main ones are microbiological factors and physicochemical factors. The following takes feed anti-mildew agent as an example to introduce the influence factors of anti-mildew agent in detail.

Fungicides, also known as biocides, bactericides, microbicides, etc., usually refer to chemical agents that can effectively control or kill microorganisms in the water system - bacteria, fungi and algae.

First aid: In case of eye contact with this product, wash immediately with plenty of water for 15 minutes. Hold the eye open with your hand while rinsing, and send for examination and treatment immediately after rinsing.

In high humidity environments, leather products are vulnerable to mold and fungi, resulting in damage and reduced quality. In order to protect leather from mold, a series of high-quality leather mildew prevention products have been introduced.

Biological preservatives refer to a class of high-efficiency preservatives obtained from organisms through biological culture, extraction and separation technology, which has the effect of inhibiting and killing microorganisms. Food is rich in nutrition and easily corrupted by microbial contamination.

The reproduction speed is fast; Everywhere; Strong ability to adapt to the environment, easy to mutate. The coating is rich in moisture and various nutrients, providing ideal conditions for the growth of microorganisms. Excessive growth and reproduction of microorganisms can lead to paint discoloration,

The lubrication performance of oil-based cutting fluid is good, but the cooling effect is poor.

Microorganisms are widely distributed in nature, and traces of microorganisms can be found in the air, soil, rivers, oceans and natural objects. In general, the environment contains 1-10,000 microorganisms per liter of air, 10,000-10 (10) microorganisms per gram of soil

studied the relationship between biological spoilage, chemical degradation and function in soluble emulsified oil. Hernandez, P.M. et al. studied various factors that should be considered in developing antimicrobial water-based cutting fluids. Hill, E.C. in London,