What happened if air or air bubbles not removed from sterilizer chamber

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What happened if air or air bubbles not removed from sterilizer chamber


The presence of air prevents saturated steam from contacting surfaces of the materials being sterilized, which diminishes the contact time and exposure temperature required for successful sterilization.

Formation of cold spots or bubbles.

Leads to ineffective sterilization.



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