Selection and Use of Disinfectants - Christopher Lipowski
Selection and Use of Disinfectants 1.0 DEFINITIONS Antiseptics - chemicals that kill microorganisms on living skin or mucous membranes. Bactericidal - chemical agents capable of killing bacteria.Similarly agents that are virucidal, fungicidal or sporicidal are agents capable of killing these organisms.
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