the chemical used to kill the germs is washing soda . Is it true statement? clarify it . (please help me to answer this question. i m unable to do it.)
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yes it is absolutely true....
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because washing soda has such element that it can kill germs
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The chemical used to kill germs is a sanitiser or disinfectant. However, washing soda has some anti-microbial properties because of the presence of sodium carbonate in it. So the statement is true.
- Sodium carbonate is the salt of carbonic acid and is thereby alkaline in nature. Hence, washing soda is mostly used as a laundry detergent.
- Along with dirt, washing soda also gets rid of germs on clothes.
- However, it also has other functions like microbicide, fungicide and an adjuster of pH.
- Most commonly, the chemical that we use for killing germs( mainly bacteria and virus) on skin and surfaces is a sanitiser or disinfectant having at least 70% alcohol as an ingredient.
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