 | 1898 - 104 pages
...become a scientific procedure. Steam had been used to a limited extent and had won the confidence of all who used it by its recognized result as an efficient...exception of sarcina lutea), at a temperature of 143.6°, which placed its use on a scientific basis, that it has since that time been generally accepted. Nevertheless,... | |
 | Michigan. Department of Health - Public health - 1898 - 102 pages
...become a scientific procedure. Steam had been used to a limited extent and had won the confidence of all who used it by its recognized result as an efficient...exception of sarcina lutea), at a temperature of 143.6°, which placed its use on a scientific basis, that it has since that time been generally accepted. Nevertheless,... | |
 | Hygiene - 1887 - 588 pages
...rinderpest, of sheep-pox, and probably of several other infectious diseases. A temperature of 143.6° F. is fatal to all of the pathogenic and non-pathogenic...spores (with the single exception of sarcina lutea, which, in one experiment, grew after exposure to this temperature). A temperature of 212° F. maintained... | |
 | Medicine - 1887 - 626 pages
...sheep-pox, and probably of several other infectious diseases. (d) A temperature of 62° C. (143.6° F.) is fatal to all of the pathogenic and non-pathogenic...absence of spores (with the single exception of sarcina luiea, which, in one experiment, grew after exposure to this temperature). («) A temperature of 100°... | |
 | John Michels (Journalist) - Science - 1887 - 480 pages
...sheep-pox, and probably of several other infectious diseases. 4. A temperature of 62° C. (143.6° F.) is fatal to all of the pathogenic and non-pathogenic...absence of spores (with the single exception of sarcina lútea, which in one experiment grew after exposure to this temperature). 5. A temperature of 100°... | |
 | John Michels (Journalist) - Science - 1887 - 358 pages
...sheep-pox, and probably of several other infectious diseases. 4. A temperature of 62° C. (143.6° F.) is fatal to all of the pathogenic and non-pathogenic...absence of spores (with the single exception of sarcina lútea, which in one experiment grew after exposure to this temperature). 5. A temperature of 100°... | |
 | John Michels (Journalist) - Science - 1887 - 470 pages
...sheep-pox, and probably of several other infectious diseases. 4. A temperature of 62° C. (143.6° F.) is fatal to all of the pathogenic and non-pathogenic...the absence of spores (with the .single exception of sartina lutea, which in one experiment grew after exposure to this temperature). 5. A temperature of... | |
 | American Public Health Association - Public health - 1888 - 512 pages
...sheep-pox, and probably of several other infectious diseases. (d) A temperature of 62° C. (143.6° F.) is fatal to all of the pathogenic and non-pathogenic...spores (with the single exception of sarcina lutea, which, in one experiment, grew after exposure to this temperature). (e) A temperature of 100° C. (212°... | |
 | John Michels (Journalist) - Science - 1888 - 448 pages
...and probably of several other infectious diseases ; (tí) a temperature of 56° C. (132.8° F.) is fatal to all of the pathogenic and non-pathogenic...spores (with the single exception of sarcina lutea, which, in one experiment, grew after exposure to this temperature) ; (e) a temperature of too" C. (212°... | |
 | John Michels (Journalist) - Science - 1888 - 348 pages
...sheep-pox, and probably of several other infectious diseases ; (d) a temperature of 56" C. (132.8° F.) is fatal to all of the pathogenic and non-pathogenic...in the absence of spores (with the single exception aísarciita lútea, which, in one experiment, grew after exposure to this temperature) ; (e) a temperature... | |
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who used it by its recognized result as an efficient disinfectant. for many years, but it was not until 1884, when Dr. Sternberg reported that by actual experiment it was fatal to all of the pathogenic and non-pathogenic organisms tested, in the absence... 
