Malik, Danish Shaw, C.M. Rielly, Chris Shama, Gilbert The inactivation of bacillus subtilis spores at low concentrations of hydrogen peroxide vapour Spores of the bacterium Bacillussubtilis were deposited onto the surface of membranes by a process of filtration and exposed to concentrations of hydrogen peroxide vapour between 10 and 90 mg/m3 (ppm) for times ranging from 1.5 to 48 h. The inactivation data obtained in this way was modelled using the Weibull, Series-Event and Baranyi inactivation models. The Weibull model provided the best fit, and its use was extended to previously published literature obtained at higher hydrogen peroxide concentrations to produce a correlation yielding D (decimal reduction value) values over a range from 10 to almost 4000 ppm. Hydrogen peroxide vapour;Disinfection;Bacillus subtilis spores;Inactivation kinetics;D values;Chemical Engineering not elsewhere classified 2012-11-28
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