Process to destroy bacteria
OwnerJoachim Singer, Jurgen Singerinventors
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Abstract
What is described is a process to destroy cells, cellular products, infectious particles and similar pathogens on solid objects as well as in preparations of various components in order to preserve these preparations. For this, the solid objects or preparations are placed or filled into pressure container equipped with a valve, and that the contents of the container are subsequently filled with gas.
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A process for preserving cosmetic, medicinal and pharmaceutical preparations by destroying cells, cellular products, infectious particles and similar pathogens contained therein, comprising filling a preparation into a pressure container equipped with a valve, and filling said pressure container with a gas compound or mixture consisting of butane, dimethylether and carbon dioxide, or butane and carbon dioxide in an amount effective to preserve the preparation.
A process for preserving solid objects by destroying cells, cellular products, infectious particles and similar pathogens contained thereon, comprising placing a solid object in a pressure container equipped with a valve, and filling said pressure container with a gas compound or mixture consisting of butane and dichlorofluoromethane, butane and dimethylether, or butane, said gas compound or mixture alone or in combination with carbon dioxide in an amount effective to preserve the solid.
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