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how to sterilize polyethylene glycol
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Sterilizing polyethylene glycol (PEG) is crucial for applications in biomedical research and pharmaceuticals to ensure it's free from contaminating microorganisms. The most common sterilization method for PEG is filtration using a 0.2-micron filter, which effectively removes bacteria. This method is preferred because it avoids heat or chemical treatments that can alter PEG's chemical properties. Alternatively, autoclaving can be used for solutions containing PEG if the polymer's structure and properties are not adversely affected by high temperatures. However, autoclaving is less common due to the potential for heat degradation of PEG. Sterilizing PEG in its solid form through irradiation (gamma or electron beam) is also feasible, though careful consideration must be given to potential changes in its physicochemical characteristics. Always verify the compatibility of the chosen sterilization method with the specific PEG type and application.
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