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What is the principle of Autoclave
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Answer / ana lea santos
The principle of autoclaving is sterelizing using steam and pressure. the higher the temperature and pressure, will result to absorbing of water,absence of water will lead to killing of microbes and thus resulting to sterelization.
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Answer / iqra
the principle of autoclave is wet heat sterilization under
pressure of 15lbs and 121 degree centigrade to avoid
contamination in the media prepared and glass wares.
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Answer / ketan
the principal of autoclave is cogragulation of micro
organisum
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Answer / joher ali
the sterilization of material at 121digree calcius scale
under high pressure.
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Answer / akharame idonije
wet sterilisation at high temperature short time
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Answer / suneetha
autoclave is used for sterilization.sterilization of
material under pressure ansd steam.the material should be
kept upto 132 degree celsius to kill micro organisms
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