5 Uses Of Hot Air Oven In Microbiology
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A hot air oven is a highly advanced laboratory testing equipment that is specifically engineered for sterilization through the application of dry heat. Stemming from the pioneering research of the esteemed scientist Louis Pasteur, this apparatus holds significant importance in both scientific and medical laboratory settings. Its core objective is to eradicate microbial organisms, including resilient bacterial spores, from a range of heat-tolerant materials. The Presto Laboratory Hot Air Oven stands out as a highly efficient laboratory testing instrument, ideal for evaluating the physical characteristics and lifespan of materials under elevated temperatures.
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