Experimental and analytical study on the effects of shock wave sterilization on a marine bacterium usingmicrobubble motion

... microbubble motion have the potential to inactivate marine bacteria On the other hand, Takahashi et al (2007) detected the generation of free radicals caused by the accumulation of ions on the surface of. .. method theoretically, analytically, and experimentally The shock wave sterilization method kills marine bacteria mechanically and biochemically using rebound shock waves and free radicals generated... the sterilization effect is clearly observed with only shock waves and cavitation bubbles that produced by the concentration of reflected underwater shock waves and the propagation of shear waves