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Step 1 A cidal agent means that it causes death of an organism. A static agent does not directly kill the organism but prevents its growth. They are reversible that if removed from the system microorganisms can start to grow again.         Step 2   An antimicrobial agent can be tested for its property by growing the microorganism in the presence of the agent. First it should be established that the antimicrobial agent is actually antimicrobial. Inoculating the microorganism on solid media plates, which contain the antimicrobial, could test this. Several different concentrations should be tested, as one concentration may not be enough to affect the organism. Step 3     To determine whether the agent is cidal or static, the agent could be added to bacteria growing in a liquid culture. The agent treated culture can be centrifuged down and washed several times with liquid media that does not contain the antimicrobial agent. This should remove the agent from the system. The culture can then be plated on solid agar or re-inoculated into liquid media without the antimicrobial agent. If the microorganism grows then it was a static agent. If the microorganism does not grow then it was a cidal agent. Step 4     A disinfectant involves the complete removal of all microorganisms that cause disease from objects that are typically inanimate. An antiseptic kills inhibits pathogens that are in living tissue. Antiseptics are generally less toxic than disinfectants. If the antimicrobial agent does not harm living tissue then it would be acceptable to use as an antiseptic 谢谢亲的回惠顾，期待您的下次光临！ 添加客服微信:bbwxnly，购买沟通交流so easy 欢迎咨询以下我们的一站式服务内容：课后习题解答查题｜文件文档解锁下载｜会员帐号包月月卡 Bartleby｜Bookrags｜brainly.com｜Coursehero｜Chegg｜eNotes｜Ebook|gradebuddy｜Grammerlly|Numerade ｜QuillBot｜Oneclass｜Studypool｜SaveMyEaxms｜Studymode｜ScholarOne｜SlideShare|SkillShare|Scribd｜SolutionInn｜Study.com｜Studyblue｜Termpaperwarehouse｜and more… 谢谢亲的支持，祝您学习愉快:)