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Since the smallest bacterium is about 2000 angstroms across (an angstrom is one ten-millionth of a millimeter), and the virus is 50 angstroms, no infection will penetrate the film.

According to the firm, up to 95 percent of pesticide molecules, other organic poisons and heavy metal compounds are also retained. After that, a straw is inserted into the neck of the bag, and you can drink a drink that restores strength. The bag holds up to two liters of water.

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