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How Well do Disinfectants Work?

$3.35 - $25.99 Quantity Discount Available

In this Science Buddies science project, you will test several disinfectants to see which ones work best to decontaminate the surface of a cutting board. You can customize this kit to include the nutrient agar plates, cotton balls, dissecting forceps, and other supplies needed to complete this experiment.

Before beginning this project check the rules of your science fair as many science fairs prohibit the use of microorganisms that are not identified to species. Do NOT use this experiment if those rules exist in your science fair.

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Germs are everywhere! We try and clean our home with disinfectants, but do we really get rid of all the germs? Find out with this "hands-on" experiment.

Before beginning this project check the rules of your science fair as many science fairs prohibit the use of microorganisms that are not identified to species. Do NOT use this experiment if those rules exist in your science fair.

View the full project, background information, procedures, and more at ScienceBuddies.com

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