What a difference contamination and cross contamination

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Contamination is the presence of unwanted substances while cross-contamination is the transfer of harmful substances from one surface to another.

Contamination refers to the presence of unwanted substances in a particular area or on a surface.
Cross-contamination occurs when harmful substances are transferred from one surface to another, leading to the spread of contamination.
Contamination can occur due to various reasons such as poor hygiene, improper cleaning, or lack of maintenance.
Cross-contamination can occur during food preparation, medical procedures, or in laboratory settings.
Examples of contamination include the presence of bacteria, viruses, or chemicals in a particular area.
Examples of cross-contamination include the transfer of bacteria from raw meat to other food items during cooking or the spread of infections in hospitals due to improper sterilization of medical equipment.

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