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Genrish500 [490]
1 year ago
15

An itemt hat is free of all viable microbes including endospores is considered to be?

Biology
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laiz [17]1 year ago
3 0

An item that is free of all viable microbes including endospores is considered to be a <u>sterile item</u>.

Such a substance or equipment that is free from all kinds of microbes, spores, or any other infectious agent is referred to as a sterile item. There are various sterilization techniques and procedures that are used in order to make a sterile item.

in labs, where researches have to be made, all items need to be sterile as an invasion of any other microorganism can make a research study go wrong.

Some of the common means through which sterilization is achieved are using heat, chemicals, irradiation, etc.

After an item has undergone a proper sterilization method, it is referred to as a sterile item that can now be used.

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