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degradability

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de·grad·a·ble  (d-grd-bl)
adj.
That can be chemically degraded: degradable plastic wastes.
de·grada·bili·ty n.
degradability
the state or quality of being susceptible to breakdown or decomposition. — degradable, adj.
See also: Decaying
the state or quality of being susceptible to breakdown or decomposition. — degradable, adj.
See also: Materials, Properties of


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If excess protein is not the problem, check levels of rumen protein degradability.
Management MUN by Dickrell, Jim / Dairy Today
Its degradability, potential to bioaccumulate, adsorption on sewage sludge, and toxicity to sewage microbial populations are evaluated from the results of standard tests also used in the FDA risk assessment.
Damming the flow of drugs into drinking water by Hemminger, Pat / Environmental Health Perspectives
Ours is the only approach that makes degradability viable in large-volume film, sheet, and molding applications," asserts Robert Sinclair, president of ECM.
Additive masterbatches make polyolefins degrade. (Biodegradable) by Leaversuch, Robert / Plastics Technology
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