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When might a gas treatment be used to control microbial growth instead of autoclaving? What are some examples?
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If it is a large object or an entire room, such as a hospital room, it is not practical or possible to use an autoclave. In such cases, a gaseous agent like peroxide can be used. This is because it can easily spread and cover large areas effectively. Show more…
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