different between pasteurised vs aseptic
pasteurised
English
Alternative forms
- pasteurized
Verb
pasteurised
- simple past tense and past participle of pasteurise
pasteurised From the web:
- what's pasteurised milk
- what does pasteurised mean
- what is pasteurised egg
- what does pasteurised milk mean
- what is pasteurised egg white
- what is pasteurised cheese
- what is pasteurised butter
- what is pasteurised orange juice
aseptic
English
Etymology
From a- +? septic.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /??s?pt?k/
Adjective
aseptic (not comparable)
- Free of disease-causing microbes.
- (medicine) Used to protect against infection by disease-causing microbes.
- (food industry) pasteurised.
Related terms
- antiseptic
- septic
Translations
Anagrams
- capites, capsite, paciest, spicate
Romanian
Etymology
From French aseptique
Adjective
aseptic m or n (feminine singular aseptic?, masculine plural aseptici, feminine and neuter plural aseptice)
- aseptic
Declension
aseptic From the web:
- what aseptic technique
- what aseptic means
- how to use aseptic technique
- how to do aseptic technique
- how to perform aseptic technique
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