Antibacterial Activity Of Myrtus Communis Essential Oil Used In Soaking
Abstract
In this study, the essential oil of Myrtus communis was used as a bactericide in the soaking process. 1% myrtle oil was applied in comparison with a commercial bactericide which is commonly used in the leather industry (typically containing 7-25% phenol, 4-chloro-3-methyl). The trials showed that Myrtus communis oil has an antibacterial effect in soaking and would be suitable for use in industry.
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Volume Number
90
Author(s)
E. E. EKE BAYRAMOGLÜ
Antibacterial Activity Of Myrtus Communis Essential Oil Used In Soaking