In the experimentation to disapprove spontaneous generation. Pasteur used as control experiment
A
Flasks without broth
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B
Flasks with swan necks
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C
Flasks with straight necks
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D
Flasks without necks
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Solution
The correct option is B Flasks with swan necks
Theory of spontaneous generation states that life originates from inanimate objects such as rotten meat, bread or wheat.
Louis Pasteur disproved the theory of spontaneous generation by his famous 'swan-necked experiment'.
He took a swan-necked flask and put a nutrient mixture in it. He could not find any microorganisms in the flask. Thus, he concluded that the theory of spontaneous generation was not true.
Therefore, the correct answer is' flasks with swan necks'.