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Svetach [21]
1 year ago
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Ethylene oxide is select one: a. sporicidal. b. only effective with high heat. c. the active agent in household bleach. d. used

as an antiseptic against anaerobes. e. a halogen
Chemistry
1 answer:
Tema [17]1 year ago
7 0

Ethylene oxide is sporicidal. Option A is correct option.

<h3>What is ethylene oxide? </h3>

Ethylene oxide is defined as the cyclic ether or the simplest epoxide compound. It contains a ring structure consist of two carbon atoms and one oxygen atom. It is a colourless gas having fruity odour. Ethylene oxide is highly flammable and reactive and hence exposure which may result in lung injury or in respiratory irritation.

<h3 /><h3>Why ethylene oxide is sporicidal? </h3>

Ethylene oxide is a potent sterilant which can kill all life forms and having high sporicidal activity due to its property of high penetrating effects. It is also convenient to use and also effective at room temperature. Therefore, it is mostly used in hospitals to sterilize surgical equipment, instruments, and in disposable medical devices which are sensitive to heat and moisture.

Thus we concluded that ethylene oxide is sporicidal due to its property of high penetrating effects. Therefore, option A is correct option.

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