BPA
1 Americanabbreviation
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Etymology
Origin of BPA
First recorded in 1960–65
Example Sentences
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The research team exposed lab-grown human ovarian cells to four widely used BPA alternatives: TGSA, D-8, PF-201 and BPS.
From Science Daily
BPA is known to interfere with hormone activity and has been associated with fertility issues, developmental problems, and metabolic disorders.
From Science Daily
However, many of the chemicals introduced to replace BPA are not subject to the same level of oversight and are not routinely tested for safety, the researchers noted.
From Science Daily
Made without PTFE, lead or BPA, this pan is only available in taupe—though other brands of ceramic cookware come in many colors.
The BPA said it welcomed the increase in use of parking apps, but added it was "vital that technology works for everyone."
From BBC
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