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... inorganic boron compounds like borax are used in plant strengthening agents (Pesticides Act of 14 May 1998, § 31). Finally, it should be borne in mind that boron is also used as perborates above all as bleaching agents in detergents (concentration: 15 - 31%), in dishwasher detergents (concentration: ...
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Gastric bypass surgery

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