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Date: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 10:08:26 -0600
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Hi,

I have an unusual question. In order to make some acoustic measurements inside a ‘clean’ facility on my campus I will need to have all of my equipment sterilized, including my B&K mics (1/4” Type 4938). For sensitive equipment (such as a microphone) a dry application of chlorine dioxide gas will be used for the sterilization. Does anybody have any experience with this? And should I be concerned about my microphones?

Thanks in advance!

Daniel J. Tollin, PhD

Assistant Professor

University of Colorado School of Medicine

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