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contents 1. essentials of moist heat sterilization kinetics 5 1.1. d-value or decimal decay time 7 1.2. sterility as "probable effect" of exposure time 7 1.3. z-value or temperature coefficient 9 1.4. f 0 or equivalent exposure time at 121°c 11 1.5. lethal rates 14 1.6. example of post-calculation of f 0 17 1.7. symbols and definitions used in sterilization technology 18
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