Process to destroy bacteria

Details Process to destroy bacteria Process to destroy bacteria

1991-03-07

1993-01-19

Warden, Robert J.

Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting, deodorizing, preser

Process disinfecting, preserving, deodorizing, or sterilizing

Using disinfecting or sterilizing substance

422 37, 422 40, 426335, 426422, A61L 220

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051805537

ABSTRACT:
What is described is a process to destroy cells, cellular products, infectious particles and similar pathogens on solid objects as well as in preparations of various components in order to preserve these preparations. For this, the solid objects or preparations are placed or filled into pressure container equipped with a valve, and that the contents of the container are subsequently filled with gas.

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