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This law is put to the test every day, in the [[food preservation]] industry.

This law is put to the test every day, in the [[food preservation]] industry.

Food that is to be kept in good condition for an extended period of time is sealed in [[can]]s, [[bottle]]s, or other containers, and sterilized to kill any organisms that might be in it.

Food that is to be kept in good condition for an extended period of time is sealed in [[can]]s, [[bottle]]s, or other containers, and sterilised to kill any organisms that might be in it.

Because all life in the container has been killed, and because the container is sealed to prevent any microorganisms getting in, the food is kept in good condition.

Because all life in the container has been killed, and because the container is sealed to prevent any microorganisms getting in, the food is kept in good condition.

The law is accepted so thoroughly that if a container is found to contain living organisms, investigators will look for a hole in the container, a failure to properly sterilize the food, or tampering.

The law is accepted so thoroughly that if a container is found to contain living organisms, investigators will look for a hole in the container, a failure to properly sterilise the food, or tampering.

They never conclude that the life in the container arose spontaneously.

They never conclude that the life in the container arose spontaneously.