What is the full form of TCC found in Dettol soaps?

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What is the full form of TCC found in Dettol soaps?
 
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chound said:
What is the full form of TCC found in Dettol soaps?
chound, this is ridiculous. Surely, you can use a search engine!
 
Its an old post that nobody bothered to answer. I answered because I was intrigued enough to find out for myself what Dettol soap was all about. I probably shouldn't have bothered but I thought that it would be of little practical (school) use to him/her by this time so I didn't feel like I was doing homework for someone.

And my Merck was right there on the shelf...

See here too...

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=154906
 

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