В. МАТСНING a. lawn a chemical that destroys most or all pathogens on an inanimate object b. large zone of inhibition solid growth of bacteria across the surface of a plate c. small zone of inhibition indicates that an antimicrobial drug would be effective against a specific d. Thermal Death Time microbe e. Thermal Death Point by-product of UV light use f. ozone amount of time it takes to kill 100% of a bacterial broth culture at a spe- cific temperature g. antiseptic h. sanitizer indicates that an antimicrobial drug would not be effective against a spe- i. disinfectant cific microbe j. antibiotic a substance naturally produced by one microbe that kills or inhibits another (Answers may be used more than once.)

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