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Option c,d and e effectively kill microbial population somehow destroy their pathogenicity.
a) bacteristat will inhibit the the growth of bacteria however it does not kills the bacteria for prevent their pathogenicity. Therefore it is not the correct answer.
Option b) fungistat is the agent that inhibits the fungal growth. Therefore it is not the correct option.
Option c) virucide write the chemical agent which completely deactivate the viruses. Therefore it is a correct option.
Option d) germicide is also called disinfectant which completely destroys microbial pathogens. Therefore it is the correct option.
Option e) when microbes develop the layer it forms spore. Sporicide disinfects against spore meaning that it completely destroys spore therefore it is a correct option.
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