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The mWater testing guide

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Test methods
* '''Membrane filtration'''. In order to overcome the problem of small sample volumes usually associated with direct count methods, larger volumes of water samples can be filtered across a membrane that has pores that are too small for bacteria to pass through (usually 0.3 microns). The membrane is then aseptically transferred to a flat dish containing the culture medium, where the bacteria are grown.
 
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|<font size="32">For more information on '''selecting the right test''' and other tests, plus testing techniques and supplies, go to [https://docs.google.com/document/d/19wnvgmAy0cvAjTmMgsmmvEyaUzpCdW5RK1JwMjMNNvE/pub#id.erasnkxrqbeh The mWater Guide] at mWater!</font>
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