chemical sterilization

The officials also said some types of chemical sterilization were feasible without drastic follow-up actions.

Locally, you should boil water to get rid of nasties, but you can also use chemical sterilization.

Clear liquids that would be damaged by heat, irradiation or chemical sterilization can be sterilized by mechanical filtration.

Chemical sterilization is generally more expensive than steam sterilization and therefore it is used for instruments that cannot be disinfected otherwise.

Chemical sterilisation (also spelled chemical sterilization) refers to a technique of sterilisation making use of a chemical agent.

Chemical sterilization, also referred to as cold sterilization, can be used to sterilize instruments that cannot normally be disinfected through the other two processes described above.

It may permit bacterial colonies to survive chemical sterilization with chlorine, iodine, and other chemicals, leaving autoclaving or flushing with boiling water as the only certain methods of decontamination.

Mr. Campbell said the state would be ready by this winter to use nonlethal measures, including the chemical sterilization of captured sows, and programs to educate residents of bear country about handling their garbage.

His equipment is steam-sterilized (in large dairies chemical sterilization is the norm; you then rinse everything with "potable" water - but, alas, "potable" water is by no means pure, which means that fresh bacteria may be introduced).

The WSJ stuns with a front-page feature about two North Carolina men who are peddling to the women of the third world an extremely low-cost (more than three thousand times cheaper than birth control pills, says the Journal ) chemical sterilization agent called quinacrine.