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Sterilization using a microwave-induced argon plasma system at atmospheric pressure

Park et al., 2003

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17227715612105007315
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Park B
Lee D
Park J
Lee I
Lee K
Hyun S
Chun M
Chung K
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Physics of Plasmas

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Sterilization is based on either a physical or a chemical process that destroys or eliminates microorganisms, or both. 1, 2 Traditional methods for sterilization include autoclaving moist heat, ovens dry heat, chemical such as ethylene oxide EtO, and radiation gamma rays …
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