non-toxic
Adjective
Meaning
non-toxic (not comparable)
Alternative form of nontoxic
Alternative names
non toxic
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About 16 percent of the mercury comes in from rivers, and 84 percent comes from the atmosphere in a non-toxic, inorganic form.
Adverse effects Test tube containing a dichloromethane solution of lycopene Lycopene is non-toxic and is commonly found in the diet, but cases of excessive carotenoid intake have been reported.
Demand by traditional print media is shrinking, on the other hand more and more printing inks are consumed for packagings. citation Health and environmental aspects seeAlso There is a misconception that ink is non-toxic even if swallowed.
Another strategy is to use anaerobic bacteria that have been transformed with an enzyme that can convert a non-toxic prodrug into a toxic drug.
Acts as a highly effective and non-toxic plastic heat stabilizer.
Glutamate is the non-toxic carrier of amine groups.