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titleOfInvention Microzone antimicrobial performance with inactivation
abstract MICROZONE ANTIMICROBIAL PERFORMANCE WITH INACTIVATION The present invention is directed to filamentous material comprising an antimicrobial agent element which exhibits useful antimicrobial performance during the time of utilization in a consumer product while having a second antimicrobial antagonist or inactivating element designed to mitigate lasting deleterious impact(s) of the antimicrobial agent on the environment. The filamentous material is comprised of a two-part system wherein a first part is the presence of an agent or chemical functionality that imparts antimicrobial performance and a second part which is one or more agents or chemical functionalities that act upon the antimicrobial performance and render that performance ineffective or inactive. Having the first antimicrobial performance part and the second antimicrobial performance inactivating part in interactive proximity, at least some excess, unused or residual antimicrobial agent is deactivated and prevented from negatively effecting the environment and related decomposition pathways. 70 - - - i bN R h
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