Complete the table below. Estimate the zone of inhibition in millimeters. For reference, a credit card is about $8\mathrm{.}5mm$ long. You will need to read the labels of your cleaning products and find the information using our textbook $($ch$.$

Name of cleaner Active ingredient Mode of action

Zone of inhibition

$($Read the label$)($Does this ingredient affect cell walls, cell membranes, $$ protein synthesis, etc.$)$

Disinfectant $1$

Disinfectant $2$

Disinfectant $3$

$4.$ Be sure to answer all parts of this question. According to the data in your chart, which household cleaner was most effective? Which was least effective? Does this agree with information you have learned in lecture? Describe why or why not.

$5.$ Describe at least three factors that may have influenced your results. Be specific.

$6.$ Was your hypothesis from the pre$-$lab correct? If not, why do you think the results weren't as you expected?

$7.$ Copy and paste pictures of your inoculated serial dilution and disc diffusion plates here $($be sure to label$)$: