How should liquid biohazardous waste be disposed of?

Liquid biohazardous waste should be disposed of by autoclaving or using chemical disinfectants because these methods effectively eliminate pathogens and prevent contamination. Autoclaving utilizes high-pressure steam to sterilize the waste, ensuring that any infectious agents are destroyed before disposal. Chemical disinfectants, on the other hand, are substances that can be added to the waste to kill harmful microorganisms, rendering the liquid waste safe for disposal.

Both of these methods comply with regulations and best practices aimed at reducing risks associated with handling and disposing of biohazardous materials. They ensure that waste does not enter the environment or affect public health. In contrast, other options presented do not adhere to safety protocols or regulations regarding biohazardous waste disposal, posing risks of environmental contamination or health hazards.