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The technique of using microscopes to view objects that are otherwise too small to be easily seen by the naked eye.
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Examining milk for presence of harmful bacteria
A simple way to know if milk contains any bacterial contaminations is to take ~5 ml of the milk and add a couple of drops of methylene blue to it. If the milk is sterile, it will stay blue. If any bac …
