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What is the Germ Theory of Disease? Dani Smith
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How did Louis Pasteur breakdown the microscope organisms that often affected the air?
ReplyDeletePasteur wasn't the only one who speculated over the thought of disease-carrying microorganisms. Who else speculated the presence of germs?
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ReplyDeleteRecall what Louis Pasteur said while demonstrating that boiled water remains sterile until exposed to air.
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ReplyDeleteLouis Pasteur was a trained chemist identify how he transitioned from physical chemistry to biology .
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ReplyDeleteidentify how Louis performed the experiments involving boiling water, broths and liquid media in flasks, exposing them to air to show the presence of microorganisms in air.
ReplyDeleteDefine what experiments led Louis Pasteur to conclude that microbes in the air were the reason that had spoiled the fermentation broth?
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ReplyDeleteExplain how the knowledge of germs in the air would impact Pasteur daily life.
What encouraged to Louis Pasteur to be a germ scientist?
ReplyDeleteUsing prior knowledge explain why people in the 1600's didn't believe in germs.
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How would the world be if Louis Pateur never proved that there were germs in the air?
ReplyDeleteHow do you think that the theory of microscopic of germs that Louis Pasteur presented to the world affected the modern day theory's and experiments?
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ReplyDeleteLouis Pasteur may have studied microorganisms, but who was the first to study these tiny creatures?
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ReplyDeleteHow Louis Pasteur did find tiny organism's, what was he doing when he discovered germs?
ReplyDeleteExplain why louis break the neck of a swan-neck flask.
ReplyDeleteExplain what brings on the fermentation of beer.
ReplyDeleteExplain why the germ theory of disease was so significant with the experiments and observations of Louis Pasteur?
ReplyDeleteExplain how it be like today if Louis Pasteur never broken that flask.
ReplyDeleteExplain what Louis Pastuer ment by "Life is germ and a germ is life. Never will the doctrine of spontaneous generation recover from the mortal blow of this simple experiment."
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ReplyDeleteDescribe how Pasteur's theory was justified in the belief of microorganisms existence.
ReplyDeleteHow did Louis Pastuer found out a way to kill germs? Who did Louis Pastuer not shake hands with when he found out germs exist?
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ReplyDeleteWhat does the germ theory state?
Why was the second flask turing cloudy?
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ReplyDeleteWhat lead Louis Pasteur to investigate the spontaneous generation theory?
What was the reason for Louis Pasteur's germ theory by his peers.
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ReplyDeleteClarify the diseases that were investigated?
Based on your prior knowledge what do you think would have happened to human civilization if Louis Pasteur didn't create pasteurization ?
ReplyDeleteWhat other diseases did Louis Pasteur work with?
ReplyDeleteLouis Pasteur helped further Edward Jenners idea of what?
ReplyDeletewhat was the name of the man who helped Louis Pasteur find out how germs had affected our bodies?
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