Why steam your slide during the application of carbolfuschin? a Steam prevents the counterstain from entering the cell wall. b Steam allows the carbolfuschin to enter the cell wall. c Steam causes the carbolfuschin to change its chemistry and stain cells. d Steam creates the acid-fast characteristic.

Why steam your slide during the application of carbolfuschin? a Steam prevents the counterstain from entering the cell wall. b Steam allows the carbolfuschin to enter the cell wall. c Steam causes the carbolfuschin to change its chemistry and stain cells. d Steam creates the acid-fast characteristic.

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	a	Steam prevents the counterstain from entering the cell wall.
	b	Steam allows the carbolfuschin to enter the cell wall.
	c	Steam causes the carbolfuschin to change its chemistry and stain cells.
	d	Steam creates the acid-fast characteristic.