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impurity

[im-pyoor-i-tee] / ɪmˈpyʊər ɪ ti /


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Novo Nordisk referenced the FDA's concerns in its lawsuit announcement on Monday, saying Hims & Hers' compounded drugs "may contain dangerous impurities or incorrect amounts of active ingredients, which can result in life-threatening immune responses".

From BBC

Ice masters look at the PH levels of the water and purify it to remove minerals and impurities.

From BBC

Until now, physicists have not had a clear theory that links this extreme case with the mobile impurity picture.

From Science Daily

Previous research has also shown that impurities weaken the structure of ice crystals, making them less stable than pure ice.

From Science Daily

As a result, impurity buildup and energy losses were greatly reduced, allowing the plasma density to increase steadily by the end of startup.

From Science Daily