Louis Pasteur succeeded in disproving the spontaneous generation theory because:

  • A
    He was lucky.
  • B
    He was ingenious in drawing out the neck of the glass flasks so as to provide access to air but not to the micro-organisms.
  • C
    The sample of yeast taken by him was dead.
  • D
    Of the clean surroundings of his laboratory.

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