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sterile water is nothing but the sterilized water. To prepare this, the water is filtered through 0.2 micron filter which will remove the micro organisms such as bactia, fungi etc...
Sterilized means that all the bacteria and viruses have been removed or killed, such as by UV irradiation or boiling. Sterilized water is not necessarily pure and could still be toxic, as it could contain poisonous substances in solution such as Mercury, lead, or arsenic. This question is in the water sports section, so for example chlorinated pool water would be sterilized but not necessarily toxin-free. The chlorine has sterilized the water by killing microorganisms, but that has not removed toxins including the chlorine itself.
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What limitations are there for boiling water for sterilizing materials?
temperature
What is a bottle sterilizer?
In the context of child-care - it's a container (usually clear plastic) that the user fills with clean tap-water. The bottles are placed in the container - and sterilizing tablets or fluid is added. The bottles are left to 'soak' in the sterilizing water for a time determined by the manufacturer of the sterilizing product, before being rinsed in clean water prior to use.
What is bottle sterilizer?
In the context of child-care - it's a container (usually clear plastic) that the user fills with clean tap-water. The bottles are placed in the container - and sterilizing tablets or fluid is added. The bottles are left to 'soak' in the sterilizing water for a time determined by the manufacturer of the sterilizing product, before being rinsed in clean water prior to use.
What are the limitations of boiling water over sterilizing materials?
Boiling water can only get up to 100 degrees C.
What has the same sterilizing efficiency as boiling water?
it removes bad bacteria by heating the water and reaching it to boiling point
How do you kill parasites in drinking water?
There are a variety of methods for sterilizing or purifying water: Boil it, filter it, expose it to ultraviolet light, add chemicals, and others.
What do Sanitation worker do.?
sterilizing his/her Boss
What is the difference between the cold pack method and the hot pack method of preservation?
A cold pack method is canning uncooked food, by placing it in hot jars and then sterilizing in a bath of of boiling water. The hot pack method is canning food by cooking it, packing it whilst hot in jars and then sterilizing in boiling water
What is the method of sterilizing milk called?
Pasteurizing.
What is the function of the lab oven?
it is used for sterilizing
What is the background of carabao manure?
sterilizing a manure
How long to boil water kill bacteria?
Not all bacteria are killed by boiling water. The only way to kill many is by sterilizing using steam heat under pressure.
