MICROBIOLOGY: FUNDAMENTALS CONNECT AC
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Author: Cowan
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 9.2, Problem 6AYP
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To describe:
The moist heat and dry heat methods, and identify examples of each.
Concept introduction:
Heat is the most prominent physical method to control the microbes. In this method, the elevated temperature acts as microbicidal and the lower temperature acts as microbistatic. Heat can be applied in either moist form or dry form.
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MICROBIOLOGY: FUNDAMENTALS CONNECT AC
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