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Sunscreen Containing Zinc Oxide Turns Toxic After 2 Hours of Exposure to UV Radiation – AZoM

A collaboration including researchers from Oregon State University (OSU) reports that sunscreen containing zinc oxide, a common…

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October 15, 2021

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A collaboration, including researchers from Oregon State University (OSU), reports that sunscreen containing zinc oxide, a common ingredient, tends to lose much of its effectiveness and turns toxic after being exposed to ultraviolet radiation for 2 hours.
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