(1) Inactivate various metabolisms in bacterial cells and kill bacteria;
(2) Chemically react with proteins in cells and destroy their functions;
(3) Inhibit sporulation, block DNA synthesis, and inhibit cell growth;
(4) Accelerate the phosphoric acid chloride reduction system and disrupt the normal growth system of cells;
(5) Destroy the energy release system in cells﹔
(６)Hinder the electron transfer system and the process of amino acid transesterification﹔
(7) Through the adsorption of electrostatic field, the cell wall is destroyed and the bacteria are killed.
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