The toilet seat has only 8 bacteria per square centimeter, and the kitchen knife has only bacteria p

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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    It is impossible to use the CFU unit for carrying bacteria on the toilet seat. CFU is the number of colonies after culture and is used to measure the size of colonies after culture on the medium. Would you put culture medium on the toilet seat?

    The ability of bacteria to reproduce is related to temperature, humidity, and nutrient abundance. Depending on the environment, the number of carriers will vary greatly. The same is a kitchen knife, which is mainly used to cut meat and is more likely to breed bacteria than those that mainly cut vegetables, and those that are often not dried are more likely to breed bacteria than those that are wiped dry at any time, and those that are mainly used to cut meat are more likely to breed bacteria than those that are ...... 5 degrees CelsiusIf you don't explain anything, it's impossible to answer it.

  2. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    Ah a lot, about 2 million.

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