Glossary entry (derived from question below)
français term or phrase:
EG
anglais translation:
ethylene glycol
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Jan 18, 2017 16:25
7 yrs ago
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français term
EG
français vers anglais
Sciences
Biologie (-tech, -chim, micro-)
microbiology
This appears in a text describing a sterilization process for medical devices:
Qualification de Performance Microbiologique :
1. DEP interne - produit contaminé par un indicateur
biologique à 106 (Bacillus atrophaeus)
2. Produit fini pour contrôle de stérilité
Validation de l'aération :
1. Produit fini pour dosage OER/ECH/EG
I know that OER is objectif environnemental de rejet (effluent discharge objective, EDO), but I can't figure out ECH and EG, and there is no other context for them in the document.
Qualification de Performance Microbiologique :
1. DEP interne - produit contaminé par un indicateur
biologique à 106 (Bacillus atrophaeus)
2. Produit fini pour contrôle de stérilité
Validation de l'aération :
1. Produit fini pour dosage OER/ECH/EG
I know that OER is objectif environnemental de rejet (effluent discharge objective, EDO), but I can't figure out ECH and EG, and there is no other context for them in the document.
Proposed translations
(anglais)
4 +1 | ethylene glycol | philgoddard |
Proposed translations
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21 minutes
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ethylene glycol
"For the sterilization of disposable medical devices, ethylene oxide gas is used in most cases. When this sterilization method is used, ethylene oxide (EO) and its secondary products, i.e., ethylene chlorohydrin (ECH) and ethylene glycol (EG), remain in the medical devices after sterilization."
Reference:
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Charles Davis
: The same source I mentioned in the other question gives this, with EG used in French.
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Discussion
http://www.hosmat.fr/hosmat/bonnes-pratiques/sterilisation-d... (p. 27, n. 64).