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Explain the Filtration - Air Sampling?

Filtration - Air stream may also be filtered through a micro-filter. Microorganisms are released from the filter using a suitable diluent and the microbial load is counted. With the knowledge about sampling methods, let us get started with the exercises given in this practical.

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