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    The document describes observations from a microbiology experiment. Petri dishes containing agar that were inoculated with pond water and filtered pond water showed many black and white spots, indicating the presence of microorganisms, while agar inoculated with distilled water showed no changes. This suggests that filtration does not eliminate microorganisms from pond water, while distilled water is sterile.

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    The document describes observations from a microbiology experiment. Petri dishes containing agar that were inoculated with pond water and filtered pond water showed many black and white spots, indicating the presence of microorganisms, while agar inoculated with distilled water showed no changes. This suggests that filtration does not eliminate microorganisms from pond water, while distilled water is sterile.

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    The document describes observations from a microbiology experiment. Petri dishes containing agar that were inoculated with pond water and filtered pond water showed many black and white spots, indicating the presence of microorganisms, while agar inoculated with distilled water showed no changes. This suggests that filtration does not eliminate microorganisms from pond water, while distilled water is sterile.

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    The document describes observations from a microbiology experiment. Petri dishes containing agar that were inoculated with pond water and filtered pond water showed many black and white spots, indicating the presence of microorganisms, while agar inoculated with distilled water showed no changes. This suggests that filtration does not eliminate microorganisms from pond water, while distilled water is sterile.

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    MANY BLACK & WHITE SPOTS ON THE SURFACE OF

    THE AGAR.
    THERE ARE MANY BLACK AND WHITE SPOTS ON THE
    SURFACE OF THE AGAR
    NO CHANGES ON THE AGAR

    NO CHANGES ON THE AGAR

    NO CHANGES ON THE AGAR


    EXPLANATION/INFERENCE/CONCLUSION

    EXPLANATION/INFERENCE/CONCLUSION

    THE POND WATER CONTAINS MICROORGANISMS

    FILTRATION DOES NOT KILL OR ELIMINATE


    MICROORGANISMS FROM POND WATER
    DISTILLED WATER DOES NOT CONTAINS
    MICROORGANISMS.
    BOILING KILLS MICROORGANISM IN THE POND
    WATER
    CHLORINE KILLS MICROORGANISM IN THE POND
    WATER
    ANSWER:
    1. Method Figure 5.21(b)
    2. Kills harmful microorganisms
    3. In petri dish B, there are black and white spots on the
    surface of the agar because filtration does not kill or
    eliminate bacteria from pond water.
    In petri dish C, no changes on the agar because
    distilled water does not contain microorganisms.

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