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ROTI®Aquatest Plate YE, DEV, ISO 6222, ready-to-use, sterile, for microbiology, Density (D) 1,032 g/cm³, Storage temp. +4 °C
Sterile culture medium plates for the microbiological analysis of liquid samples.
- Diameter 55 mm
- Surface 24 cm2
- Easy to use
- Optimal for the membrane filtration method
- Also well applicable for microbiological analysis of samples in general
- Prepared with our proven dehydrated nutrient media mixtures
- With detailed instructions-for-use
ROTI®Aquatest Plates are prepared culture media plates with a diameter of 55 mm. They are thus adapted to the size of membrane filters for assaying of low-germ fluids by membrane filtration method. They are also applicable for the microbiological analysis of samples in general. The germs of expected low-germ liquid samples are concentrated by membrane filtration. Afterwards, the membrane is placed on top of the medium and incubated. Using a membrane with a grid helps counting the resulting colonies.
Samples which are expected to have a higher microbiological burden are prepared in a serial dilution. Afterwards, every dilution step is plated and incubated. The number of grown colonies is noted as result.
The Yeast Extract Agar (Art. No. CP63) is recommended for enumeration of microorganisms in general.
| Verification of | Yeasts and moulds aerobic microorganisms Bacillus subtilis Escherichia coli |
| Application | General non-selective counting |
| Growth surface | 24 cm² |
| Certified according to | ISO 6222 |
| Ø | 55 mm |
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