The Effect of a Sodium Alkyl Aryl Sulfonate Detergent on the Growth of Chicks

Ney, Luman F.; Newell, Gordon W.

doi:10.3382/ps.0330297

Poultry Science

1954

DOI: 10.3382/ps.0330297

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The Effect of a Sodium Alkyl Aryl Sulfonate Detergent on the Growth of Chicks

Luman F. Ney

Gordon W. Newell

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“…Scott, Johnson & Goffi (1952) expressed a contrary opinion. The growth promoting effect was confirmed by Ney & Newell (1954). Lillie, Sizemore & Denton (1958) agreed provided the detergent was added to the food; in their experiments a growth stimulation did not occur when the detergent was added to the drinking water.…”

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The effects of supplemental detergents on the digestibility of poultry diets

Bolton

1961

J. Agric. Sci.

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1. The effects of the addition of a non-ionic, anionic or cationic detergent to a diet containing 10% added fat on the digestibility of the protein, fat and carbohydrate have been studied.2. The non-ionic detergent aided the digestion of fat, but protein and carbohydrate digestibility were unaffected.3. An anionic detergent slightly, and a cationic detergent seriously, impaired the absorption of fat, and the cationic detergent also had an adverse effect on carbohydrate digestion. Neither affected protein digestion.

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The effects of supplemental detergents on the digestibility of poultry diets

Bolton

1961

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“…Ely (1951) and Ely and Schott (1952) showed a consistent growth response of chicks fed several surfactants. However, Ney et al (1954) reported that a sodium alkyl aryl sulfonate detergent increased growth over the control group by 6 to 11 percent in a 12-week experiment. However, Ney et al (1954) reported that a sodium alkyl aryl sulfonate detergent increased growth over the control group by 6 to 11 percent in a 12-week experiment.…”

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A Study of Surface Active Agents in Broiler Diets

1958

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ABS and the Safety of Water Supplies: AASGP Committtee Report

1960

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Within the past 10‐15 years, synthetic detergents have almost completely replaced soap in the field of heavy‐duty washing products. One natural consequence of this has been the appearance of traces of detergent ingredients in sewage and, subsequently, in some surface and groundwaters fed by sewage effluents. The substance most frequently encountered in water supplies is the commercial anionic surface‐active agent, alkyl benzene sulfonate (ABS). This article briefly discusses studies done on health effects in humans and animals from ABS; the results of work with swine are discussed in some detail and are felt to be particularly relevant because of the similarity of this animal's digestive system to that of man. Conclusions indicate that humans and animals can tolerate relatively high concentrations of ABS in drinking water or food without any health effects. Several different sources of opinions are presented.

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The Effect of a Sodium Alkyl Aryl Sulfonate Detergent on the Growth of Chicks

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

The effects of supplemental detergents on the digestibility of poultry diets

The effects of supplemental detergents on the digestibility of poultry diets

A Study of Surface Active Agents in Broiler Diets

ABS and the Safety of Water Supplies: AASGP Committtee Report

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