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Evaluation of bactericidal effects of low‐temperature nitrogen gas plasma towards application to short‐time sterilization

Kawamura et al., 2012

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1932714793756204376
Author
Kawamura K
Sakuma A
Nakamura Y
Oguri T
Sato N
Kido N
Publication year
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Microbiology and immunology

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To develop a novel low‐temperature plasma sterilizer using pure N2 gas as a plasma source, we evaluated bactericidal ability of a prototype apparatus provided by NGK Insulators. After determination of the sterilizing conditions without the cold spots, the D value …
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