Match each term in the left column with the word or statement that best matches it from the right column clove oil (eugenol) isopropyl includes chlorine and iodine Ethylene oxide Used to inactivate bacteria and viruses in vaccines Lysol hydrogen peroxide Kills bacteria, yeast, and viruses by contact killing 1. Phenol 2. Halogen 3. Alcohol 4. Heavy Metal 5. Gaseous chemical 6. Aldehyde 7. Surfactants 8. Oxidizing agents
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