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AATCC 90

Test Method for Antibacterial Activity of Textile Materials: Agar Plate

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Organization: AATCC
Publication Date: 1 January 2016
Status: active
Page Count: 2
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Purpose and Scope

The objective is to qualitatively detect bacteriostatic activity on products that are treated with antimicrobials and are capable of producing a zone of inhibition. Some test samples do not have a flat surface, therefore, this method provides the advantage of testing odd shaped and non-flat surfaces by partially embedding them into molten agar prior to solidification. This provides the intimate contact required between the test sample and the seeded agar.

Document History

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January 1, 2022
Test Method for Antibacterial Activity of Textile Materials: Agar Plate
Purpose and Scope The objective is to detect bacteriostatic activity on samples that are treated with antimicrobials and are capable of producing a zone of inhibition. Some test samples do not have...
AATCC 90
January 1, 2016
Test Method for Antibacterial Activity of Textile Materials: Agar Plate
Purpose and Scope The objective is to qualitatively detect bacteriostatic activity on products that are treated with antimicrobials and are capable of producing a zone of inhibition. Some test...
January 1, 2016
Antibacterial Activity Assessment of Textile Materials: Agar Plate Method
Purpose and Scope The objective is to qualitatively detect bacteriostatic activity on products that are treated with antimicrobials and are capable of producing a zone of inhibition. Some test...
January 1, 2011
Antibacterial Activity Assessment of Textile Materials: Agar Plate Method
Purpose and Scope The objective is to qualitatively detect bacteriostatic activity on products that are treated with antimicrobials and are capable of producing a zone of inhibition. Some test...
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