Process which makes things free of microbes Things that can be sterilized  Petri dishes  Pipettes  Beakers  Flasks  Needles etc  Apparatus  Media.

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Process which makes things free of microbes Things that can be sterilized  Petri dishes  Pipettes  Beakers  Flasks  Needles etc  Apparatus  Media  Clothes

There are 3 different sterilization principles:  Heat sterilization  Chemical sterilization  Radiation sterilization

There are 2 procedures depending on the tolerance of the material used:  Steam sterilization (Autoclaving) or wet  Dry heat sterilization (hot air oven) Advantages: It is the simplest, most effective and inexpensive method.

 It includes autoclaves  Used to sterilize culture media, glassware etc.  Usually it operates at 15 lb/sq. inch steam pressure (121.5 o C) for 30 min.

After sterilization wrap them in aluminium foil to avoid recontamination

Bunsen burners,flames

Chemical sterilization  Ethylene oxide and formalin  For sterilizing disposable materials (that can not tolerate high temperatures).

Radiation Gamma rays,U.V Rays Other sterilization techniques  Filtration  Boiling  Cold temperature