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1. Antiseptic
2.Bactericides
3.Disinfectants
4.Germicides
5. Bacteriostatic agents,
- Germicides are substance or other agents which destroys harmful microorganisms
- Bactericides are substance which kill bacteria
- Bacteriostatic agents are biological or chemical agent that stops bacterial reproduction, they do not kill bacteria
- Disinfectants are chemical liquids that destroy bacteria
- Antiseptic is a substance which stops or slows down microbial growth
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