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what is dry heat sterilisation
the temperature range is 150-180 degrees for around 2-4 hours
for pyrogen destruction higher temps are needed
its done in essentially a hot air oven that is able to raise temperature quickly and distribute heat evenly

when is dry heat sterilisation used

what are the disadvantages of dry heat sterilisation

what is sterilisation by gases/ what is it used for
it is used for temeperatures sensitive materials e.g. plastics,devices with electronics ( e.g. pacemaker )
ethylene oxide and formaldehyde are the two main gases used
what are the advantages and the disadvantages of sterilisation by gases

describe ethylene oxide as a gas used for sterilisation

describe the formaldehyde for sterilisation

what are the advantages and disadvantages of using formaldehyde

what is radiation sterilisation

compare the use of ethylene oxide vs formaldehyde for sterilisation

describe how radiation is able to be used for sterilisatio/how does it kill bacteria/microbes

what is filtration for sterilisation

what is radiation sterilisation used for

what is the dose specified by the BP for radiation sterilisation
25kGy
what type of products is filtration good for

what are the two mechanisms for filtration

what is filtration breakthrough

what is filtration breakthrough
