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    An experiment tested the effect of different hand drying methods on the number of bacteria colonies. Leaving hands exposed to air after washing resulted in the most bacteria colonies at 85. Using a paper towel, shirt, or blow dryer to dry hands after washing significantly reduced bacteria colonies to between 4 and 5. A bar graph shows the number of bacteria colonies was lowest when hands were dried with a paper towel, shirt, or blow dryer compared to being left to air dry.

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    An experiment tested the effect of different hand drying methods on the number of bacteria colonies. Leaving hands exposed to air after washing resulted in the most bacteria colonies at 85. Using a paper towel, shirt, or blow dryer to dry hands after washing significantly reduced bacteria colonies to between 4 and 5. A bar graph shows the number of bacteria colonies was lowest when hands were dried with a paper towel, shirt, or blow dryer compared to being left to air dry.

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    VS: Effect of Method of Drying Hands On Number of Bacteria Colonies On Homo Sapiens

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    An experiment tested the effect of different hand drying methods on the number of bacteria colonies. Leaving hands exposed to air after washing resulted in the most bacteria colonies at 85. Using a paper towel, shirt, or blow dryer to dry hands after washing significantly reduced bacteria colonies to between 4 and 5. A bar graph shows the number of bacteria colonies was lowest when hands were dried with a paper towel, shirt, or blow dryer compared to being left to air dry.

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    Section 1 2 3 4

    Exposure Air Dry Dry With Paper Towel Dry With Shirt Dry With Blow Dryer

    Number of Bacteria Colonies 85 4 5 5

    VS: Effect of Method Of Drying Hands On Number of Bacteria Colonies on Homo Sapiens
    90 80 70 Number of Bacteria Colonies 60 50 40 Number of Bacteria Colonies 30 20 10 0 Air Dry 1 Dry With Dry With Paper Towel Shirt 2 3 Method of Drying Hands Dry With Blow Dryer 4

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