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Definition of autoclaves in English Turkish dictionary
- autoclave
- basınçlı kap
- autoclave
- (Tıp) a) Yüksek basınçlı buhar kullanarak sterilizasyon yapan bir aygıt. b) Bir otoklavda yapılan sterilizasyon
- autoclave
- {i} otoklav
- autoclave
- sterilizator
- autoclave
- {i} sterilizatör
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Definition of autoclaves in English English dictionary
- third-person singular of autoclave
- plural of , autoclave
- autoclave
- A strong, pressurized, heated vessel, as for laboratory experiments, sterilization, cooking or mineral processing
- autoclave
- A kind of French stewpan with a steam-tight lid
- autoclave
- subject to the action of an autoclave
- autoclave
- A closed vessel that permits application of pressure and heat used for casting composites
- autoclave
- A primary production curing vessel
- autoclave
- (1) An oven-like apparatus for use in yarn heatsetting operations Under pressure in a superheated steam atmosphere, yarn is given a "memory" of its twist Autoclave heatsetting is a batch, not a continuous, method (2) An apparatus for making polymer under heat and pressure
- autoclave
- To sterilize laboratory equipment in an autoclave
- autoclave
- A Colloquial term for a steam-under-pressure sterilizer
- autoclave
- A closed vessel that permits application of pressure and heat used for curing composites
- autoclave
- A pressure vessel for treatment using steam at high temperature and pressure e g for curing calcium silicate bricks or aerated concrete
- autoclave
- A device which sterilizes through the use of extreme heat
- autoclave
- A device that uses high-pressure and steam to sterilize equipment
- autoclave
- a device for heating substances above their boiling point; used to manufacture chemicals or to sterilize surgical instruments
- autoclave
- Vessel for heating materials under high steam pressure Used for sterilization and other applications
- autoclave
- A device designed to sterilize equipment or biological waste using heat, steam and pressure within a chamber
- autoclave
- A closed vessel for producing an environment of fluid pressure, with or without heat, to an enclosed object which is undergoing a chemical reaction or other operation
- autoclave
- {i} pressure cooker; sterilizer, apparatus used to heat substances above the boiling point; boiler with an automatic closing mechanism
- autoclave
- {f} heat in an autoclave
- autoclave
- an apparatus using superheated high pressure steam for sterilization, vulcanization and other processes
- autoclave
- An airtight vessel for heating and sometimes agitating its contents under high steam pressure; used for industrial processing, sterilization and cooking with moist or dry heat at high temperatures Silicate glasses can be dissolved in water using this technique
- autoclave
- Vessel in which chemical reactions are carried out under pressure PVC autoclaves are equipped with a system for stirring
- autoclave
- The use of superheated steam under pressure to sterilize containers
- autoclave
- Vessel, usually of steel, able to withstand high temperatures and pressures. The chemical industry uses various types of autoclaves in manufacturing dyes and in other chemical reactions requiring high pressures. In bacteriology and medicine, instruments, equipment, supplies, and culture media are sterilized by superheated steam in an autoclave. In 1679 Denis Papin (1647- 1712) invented a prototype known as a steam digester; still used in cooking, it is now called a pressure cooker
- autoclave
- A device to expose items to steam at a high pressure in order to decontaminate the materials or render them sterile
- autoclave
- moist heat method of sterilization using pressure
- autoclave
- a device for heating substances above their boiling point; used to manufacture chemicals or to sterilize surgical instruments subject to the action of an autoclave
- autoclave
- a closed strong vessel for conducting chemical reactions under high pressure and temperature
- autoclave
- A heavy steel vessel in which rubber articles are vulcanized by means of steam and/or hot air and under pressure
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[ 'o-tO-"klAv ] (noun.) 1876. French, from aut- + Latin clavis key; more at CLAVICLE.Resimler
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