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1 THESE CHEMICALS ARE USED FOR REMOVING LUBRICANT OR OIL DIRT.
5 THESE ARE BACTERIA, VIRUSES, PARASITES, AND FUNGI.
6 IT CAN BE DISTINGUISHED EASILY BY ITS YELLOW STAIN
7 THIS IS A PROCESS OF REMOVING VISIBLE SOIL AND STAIN USING SOAP AND WATER.
11 THIS IS KNOWN AS DIRT OR STAIN.
12 THESE ARE ALSO KNOWN AS ARRANGING OR PILING TOOLS.
13 IT REFERS TO WASHING WITH CLEAN WATER TO REMOVE SOAP RESIDUE.
14 THESE ARE HAND-HELD DEVICES OR TOOLS ESPECIALLY USED IN THE KITCHEN

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1. IT IS THE PROCESS OF REDUCING NUMBER OF MICROBES USING CHEMICAL SOLUTION AT A SAFE LEVEL
2 EXAMPLES OF THESE ARE BLEACH AND TOILET CLEANERS.
3 IT IS WATER WITH HIGH MINERAL CONTENTS.
4 THESE ARE USED FOR REMOVING VISIBLE SOILS.
8 IT IS A PROCESS OF KEEPING TOOLS IN A SMALL ROOM OR PLACE.
9 THIS IS ALSO KNOWN AS QUATERNARY AMMONIUM COMPOUND

A compare and contrast essay examines two or more topics (objects, people, or ideas, for example), comparing their similarities and contrasting their differences. You may choose to focus exclusively on comparing, exclusively on contrasting, or on both-or your instructor may direct you to do one or both.

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WRITING A COMPARE/CONTRAST PAPER

A compare and contrast essay examines two or more topics (objects, people, or ideas, for example), comparing their similarities and contrasting their differences. You may choose to focus exclusively on comparing, exclusively on contrasting, or on both-or your instructor may direct you to do one or both.

First, pick useable subjects and list their characteristics. In fact, their individual characteristics determine whether the subjects are useable. After that, choose a parallel pattern of organization and effective transitions to set your paper above the merely average.

1. Picking a subject

Focus on things that can obviously be compared or contrasted. For instance, if you are examining an idea (political or philosophical) examine the opposite of that idea. Or, if you are examining a person, like a president, pick another president for comparison or contrast. Don't try to compare a president and a cab driver, or existentialism and a legislative bill on car tax refunds.