<u>Urea get decomposed during autoclaving, because it is volatile. It is filter </u><u>sterilized </u><u>and added aseptically to your </u><u>autoclave media.</u>
Can urea be autoclaved?
- Urea get decomposed during autoclaving, because it is volatile.
- It is filter sterilized and added aseptically to your autoclave media.
What is autoclave sterilization?
- In medical and laboratory settings, an autoclave is used to sterilise waste and lab supplies.
- Heat is used in the autoclave sterilisation process to eliminate bacteria and spores. Pressurized steam provides the heat.
What is filter sterilization?
- By using filtering, it is possible to exclude organisms based on their size. There are many different kinds of filtration methods, but membrane filtration is utilised to sterilise a system.
- Contaminants that are larger than the pore size are captured by membrane filtration on the membrane's surface.
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