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'Chromophores' are responsible for the color of the gum shadow.

The oxygen (and Hypochlorous Acid) released in the chemical reaction between chlorine, water (and the substrate) effectively kills the chromophores, thus taking away the color of the gum shadow.

... now you know what the chlorine is doing to your gum shadow!

:D
 
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Steven Button said:
'Chromophores' are responsible for the color of the gum shadow.

The oxygen (and Hypochlorous Acid) released in the chemical reaction between chlorine, water (and the substrate) effectively kills the chromophores, thus taking away the color of the gum shadow.

... now you know what the chlorine is doing to your gum shadow!

:D
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I thought that's what it was.
 
No you didn't Ash...Thats way to deep for you! LOL...(and me. I'll never remember all that.) :confused:
 
Steven Button said:
'Chromophores' are responsible for the color of the gum shadow.

The oxygen (and Hypochlorous Acid) released in the chemical reaction between chlorine, water (and the substrate) effectively kills the chromophores, thus taking away the color of the gum shadow.

... now you know what the chlorine is doing to your gum shadow!

:D
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Hey thats what I Stareted to say !!!!!
 
Pretty neat way of describing,"it bleaches the color out". I'll have to try and remember that, it makes it sound way more technical.

Thanks
 
Ashley Phillips said:
Maybe a blue gum from Selma.

RITFLMAO not many people know what I'm talking about but it's funny as crap.
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I have no idea :confused: but what the heck, I'll laugh anyway! :)
 
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