Develope a new chemical that has germicidal properties

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Assignment:

You developed a new chemical that has germicidal properties. It has a decimal reduction time of 10 minutes on E. coli under a certain set of conditions. How long (in minutes) would you have to treat one million E. coli cells with this germicide and conditions to theoretically have 1 E. coli cell left alive? remember - answer in minutes please!

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