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Hi!
If you add sugar or vodka, then the bacterias get carbon source. Therefore, they begin to actively reproduce.
Glutaraldehyde is also carbon, can it feed bacteria in the smallest doses?
Once in the water, what substances does glutaraldehyde break down into?
Why does glutaraldehyde can kill infusorias, but at the same time nitrifying bacteria remain alive? Does it work selectively or are bacteria more resistant to it?
Thank you a lot!
If you add sugar or vodka, then the bacterias get carbon source. Therefore, they begin to actively reproduce.
Glutaraldehyde is also carbon, can it feed bacteria in the smallest doses?
Once in the water, what substances does glutaraldehyde break down into?
Why does glutaraldehyde can kill infusorias, but at the same time nitrifying bacteria remain alive? Does it work selectively or are bacteria more resistant to it?
Thank you a lot!