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Would it not be good to standardize on either bactericid... or bacteriOcid..., with maybe a mention that both are possible? Google hits indicate that bactericid... (no "O") is far more common. Ozaru 08:17, 20 August 2007 (UTC

Not an expert but

Someone with more expertise than I needs to review this. Phrases such as "among them, some important are" and "f.e. Dakin's solution" are confusing. What is f.e.?

The phrase "few of the above-mentioned" should maybe say "a few..." but I am not sure. This article needs a review by someone who knows Wikipedia policies and the subject matter.