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This is because on instruments, there might be harmful bacteria. These (as do any organism) function by having enzymes so catalyze critical reactions in a cell. When these enzymes (and all other proteins) reach a certain temperature, they are denatured (in other words, rendered useless). Without these enzymes, the bacteria dies and the instruments are now safe to use again (and won't infect anybody else).
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Why are Gamma rays used to sterilise surgical instruments?
Because they will kill bacteria
Why is chloride used?
To sterilise the water.
What is used to sterilise water?
Chlorine
What is the term used to make something germ free?
Sterilise
Why is invar often used to make accurate technical instruments that are used in hot situations?
l am so sick to death of NO ONE ANSWERING THESE stupid questions
What is the halogen used to sterilise water?
Chlorine :)Like in swimming pools :)
Instrument used for measurement of high temperatures?
Pyrometer
Why are alcohol swabs used in injections?
To clean snd sterilise the injection site
What is difference between SA516 and SA515?
sa515 IS USED FOR INTERMEDIATE TO HIGH TEMPERATURES AND SA 516 IS USED FOR LOW TO MEDIUM TEMPERATURES.
What is a instrument used to measure extremely high temperatures?
A thermometer
Which metal is used in spacecrafts to withstand high temperatures?
titanium
What is temperature measured in degrees with?
The answer depends on the range of temperatures being measured. Different instruments are used for different ranges - and for different purposes.
