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ajrandell | 13:44 Mon 01st Dec 2008 | Science
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What is the chemical used in antiseptic soap
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Well to start with, there are lots of "chemicals" used in antiseptic soaps and soaps in general if it comes to that.

If your after the name of a chemical with antiseptic properties used in soaps, there are quite a few. These include Triclosan (Irgasan DP300), Carbolic Acid (Phenol) and Chlorhexhidine and Tea Tree Oil. There are others as well though.

The most common antiseptic chemical in soap is Triclosan.
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