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Holding time in sterilization refers to the amount of time that sterilized items must be kept in the sterilization equipment after completion of the sterilization process. This allows for any residual heat or chemicals to dissipate before the items are removed, ensuring their safety and efficacy.
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What is maximum holding time?
Maximum holding time refers to the longest period that a specific item or product can be stored before it needs to be used or disposed of. This concept is often used in reference to perishable goods, where exceeding the maximum holding time may lead to spoilage or reduced quality. Adhering to maximum holding times is crucial for ensuring product freshness and safety.
What is the difference between space time and holding time in chemical reactors?
Space Time is the time necessary to process one reactor volume of fluid based on entrance conditions (holding time or mean residence time)This is the time it takes for the amount of fluid that takes up the entire volume of the reactor to either completely enter or exit the reactor. It is also called holding time or mean residence time. e.g. a space time of 2mins.means every 2mins one reactor volume of feed at specified conditions is being treated by the reactor.
What is the name of bucket used for holding coals?
A bucket used for holding coals is typically called a coal bucket or a coal scuttle.
What is sterilisation?
Sterilization is a process that eliminates all forms of microbial life, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi. It is commonly used in healthcare settings to prevent the spread of infections. Sterilization methods include heat, chemicals, radiation, and filtration.
What is a round bowl for holding liquids called?
A round bowl for holding liquids is typically called a "bowl" or a "vessel." If it has a handle or spout, it may also be referred to as a "pitcher" or a "jug."
Who conducts the fruit fly sterilisation?
The fruit fly sterilisation is done by YA MUM.
What does sterilisation mean related to the salon business?
disinfectant - kills bacteria ii) antiseptic - prevents bacterial growthiii) sterilisation - kills bacteria
How much does sterilisation cost?
fifty dollars
What is the probability of a woman becoming pregnant if she has had a sterilisation?
Sterilisation of the woman has a 0.2% failure rate. If she and her partner are otherwise normal and do not use protection, there is an 85% chance of pergnancy occurring without the sterilisation. This means there is around a 1.6% probability of pergnancy in the first year after the procedure.
What is a sure of not getting pregnant?
Sterilisation or not having vaginal sex.
Can you have a sterilisation done while on a period?
i don't think so
What will happen if the oviducts are cut and tied in a woman?
the women becomes Sterilized- Sterilisation
What is crysterlisation?
I cannot define this, the word is UNknown. Cryo-sterilisation or crystal-isation?
Which French chemist invented food preservation by partial sterilisation in 1862?
Louis pasture
Is autoclave example of dry heat sterlization?
no.it is an example of moist heat sterilisation
Are having your tubes banded not burnt have the same results?
If you're referring to 'sterilisation' - yes. The two simplest methods of sterilisation in women is either the have the fallopian tubes tied or cauterised. Both methods can usually be done via 'key-hole' surgery.
Is it cheaper for a man to get fixed or a woman?
If you are referring to sterilisation then generally yes. It is a far simpler procedure.
