论文信息 - Ethylene oxide sterilization in hospital practice

Ethylene oxide sterilization in hospital practice

A non-explosive mixture of ethylene oxide and Arcton 12 is described. This mixture is now available commercially in this country. A sterilizing chamber and related equipment for use with this gas and a sterilizing technique are also described. Some applications of ethylene oxide sterilization are briefly discussed.

C. Barwell | M. Freeman

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