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The use of sodium chlorite to inhibit the growth of Shigella in drinking water refers to ? O A. Sterilization O B. Antisepsis O C. Disinfection D. all of the above [a, b & c] O E. a & c

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The use of sodium chlorite to
inhibit the growth of Shigella in
drinking water refers to
?
O A. Sterilization
OB. Antisepsis
O C. Disinfection
D. all of the above [a, b & c]
E. a & c

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