Bacteria such as E. coli are classified into two categories: Gram + and Gram -. Gram's staining is an indication of the bacterial cell wall thickness. One is not more pathogenic than others, there are Gram + and Gram - pathogenic bacteria. Bottom line: All bacteria have cell walls.
Phenolic disinfectant acts as a poison, penetrating and disrupting the cell wall and precipitating the cell proteins. They cause bacterial death by inactivation of essential enzyme systems and leakage of essential metabolites from the cell wall.
Once the protective cell wall is disrupted and the bacteria loses key enzymes, it dies.
Because it's an acid.
Yes, it can definly kill bugs.
No, Oxiclean is not a disinfectant. It is a stain remover and laundry booster, but it does not have the ability to kill bacteria or viruses.
Yes, disinfectants can effectively kill fungus.
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Acids and Bases
a disenfectent is used to kill harmful germs
Yes, Odoban is a disinfectant that can kill germs and bacteria on surfaces. It is also known for eliminating odors and deodorizing the area.
Disinfectant sprays are not intended to remove odors. They are made to kill germs, especially on smooth surfaces.
Nitrogen is not commonly used as a disinfectant. Disinfectants are typically chemical solutions or agents that are specifically designed to kill or inactivate microorganisms. Nitrogen is an inert gas and does not possess disinfectant properties.
A disinfectant (such as bleach) will kill almost all germs but read the instructions before you use any disinfectant, they are dangerous to people too.
A disinfectant is used to kill microorganisms. Some ingredients of disinfectants are: water, surfactants, fragrances. calcium hypochlorite, ethanol and benzalkonium chloride.