Abstract: Provided is a laser scanner. The laser scanner includes a laser transmitter configured to output a laser radiated towards an object, a laser receiver configured to receive a laser reflected from the object, and an oscillating mirror of which a mirror surface is coated with a thin metal film to reflect the received laser reflected from the object and be penetrated by an electromagnetic wave incident from an outside the laser scanner. The received laser reflected from the object is reflected by the mirror surface of the oscillating mirror coated with the thin metal film and received by a laser receiver, and the electromagnetic wave incident from the outside the laser scanner penetrates the mirror surface of the oscillating mirror and then dissipates.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for decomposing peracetic acid and a method for culturing microorganisms using the decomposition method. The cultivation of microorganisms using the method of the present invention allows an effective removal of the peracetic acid used in a culture medium for sterilization.

Abstract: A triiodide resin (TR) tube of the present invention has a cylindrical shape. A resin exhaust preventing part is provided at a lower portion of the TR tube, and a triiodide resin is received inside the TR tube. A contaminated culture passes through the TR tube to allow an axenic culture to flow out. When a microalgae culture contaminated with bacteria passes through the TR tube filled with the triiodide resin, a pure culture of microalgae can be prepared by using the sterilizing rate of bacteria populations, which is relatively higher than that of microalgae, due to characteristics of iodine exhibiting negative polarity.

Abstract: A triiodide resin (TR) tube of the present invention has a cylindrical shape. A resin exhaust preventing part is provided at a lower portion of the TR tube, and a triiodide resin is received inside the TR tube. A contaminated culture passes through the TR tube to allow an axenic culture to flow out. When a microalgae culture contaminated with bacteria passes through the TR tube filled with the triiodide resin, a pure culture of microalgae can be prepared by using the sterilizing rate of bacteria populations, which is relatively higher than that of microalgae, due to characteristics of iodine exhibiting negative polarity.