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INSTRUCTION MANUAL REVISION 4.0 • APRIL 2020
Section 9: Glossary of terms
We’ve selected some terms we feel require a little more explanation to assist you in your
use and understanding of the ProXcide ™ and the decontamination process:
Ambient
Something that relates to your immediate
surroundings, such as temperature.
Bio-decontamination
The process of making an area safe by
destroying or neutralising biological
agents by a sterilisation process.
HAIs
Hospital acquired infections.
Hydrogen peroxide
A chemical compound, which is slightly
more viscous than water. For safety
reasons it is normally combined with
water, and is used as a bleaching agent
and disinfectant. See H2O2.
H
2
O
2
The formula for hydrogen peroxide, a
chemical compound.
MSDS
Material safety data sheet.
Pathogens
The first link in the chain of infection. A
pathogen is an infectious agent such as a
virus, bacterium, protozoa, prion, a fungus,
or other micro-organism.
PAT tested
Portable appliance testing (PAT) is the
term used to describe the examination of
electrical appliances and equipment to
ensure they are safe to use. Most electrical
safety defects can be found by v isual
examination but some types of defect can
only be found by testing.
ProXcin
™
A 7.5% hydrogen peroxide blend
formulated and manufactured under strict
quality control to ensure chemical stability
throughout it’s shelf life.
Ultrasonic
High frequency sound waves, which in this
case are used to create tiny droplet sizes
of the ProXcin solution.
Vapourisation
A phase transition from liquid phase to
vapour.