BACTERICIDAL LAMPS OPEN TYPE DO NOT USE IN THE PRESENCE OF PEOPLE BECAUSE 1. when the bactericidal lamps work in the air, ozone and oxides of nitrogen appear 2. short wavelength has a disastrous effect on all living things 3. increases the risk of infectious diseases among pharmacy personnel

BACTERICIDAL LAMPS OPEN TYPE DO NOT USE IN THE PRESENCE OF PEOPLE BECAUSE 1. when the bactericidal lamps work in the air, ozone and oxides of nitrogen appear 2. short wavelength has a disastrous effect on all living things 3. increases the risk of infectious diseases among pharmacy personnel

Microbiology for Surgical Technologists (MindTap Course List)

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Publisher:Margaret Rodriguez, Paul Price

Chapter2: The Science Of Microbiology

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2. short wavelength has a disastrous effect on all living things
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