All germicides are capable of killing all pathogenic organisms and endospores.

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Not all germicides are capable of killing all pathogenic organisms and endospores. The effectiveness of a germicide depends on various factors such as the type of microorganism, concentration of the germicide, and exposure time. Some germicides may only be effective against certain types of microorganisms, while others may require longer exposure time or higher concentrations to kill certain pathogens or endospores.

All Germicides Are Capable of Killing All Pathogenic Organisms and Endospores