Substance intended to kill bacteria.

An additive that kills bacteria. Bactericides are commonly used in water muds containing natural starches and gums that are especially vulnerable to bacterial attack. Bactericide choices are limited a [..]

Any substance known to kill bacteria.

Additive included in the formulations of water-mixed cutting fluids to inhibit the growth of bacteria promoted by the presence of water, thus preventing odors that can result from bacterial action.

anti-bacteria drug (pop)

Chemical compound which has the property of killing bacteria.

(n) any chemical agent that destroys bacteria(n) any drug that destroys bacteria or inhibits their growth

A drug used to kill bacteria. See Related Term(s): Bacterium

Bactericide: An agent capable of killing one or more species of bacteria.

An agent that kills vegetative bacteria but not mycobacteria or spores. [4]

A pesticide that is used to kill or inhibit bacteria in plants or soil. (Chemicals that kill bacteria for medical or veterinary applications are termed “antibacterial agents”; they are classed as phar [..]

A substance which destroys bacteria.

A substance that kills bacteria.  

A substance that destroys bacteria

 An agent that destroys bacteria.

A substance that kills specific bacteria, both pathogenic and non-pathogenic, though not necessarily all their spores (e.g., chlorine bleach, quaternary ammonium chloride), when used according to labe [..]

chemical agent that inhibits the growth of bacteria promoted by the presence of water.

An agent capable of killing bacteria.

A pesticide used to control or destroy bacteria, typically in the home, schools, or on hospital equipment.

Agent that destroys bacteria. Kills gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria unless otherwise specifically stated.Fungicide Kills fungi.Sporicide Kills spores.Virocide Kills viruses.