How long does a novel coronavirus survive in vitro

The activity of the novel coronavirus can be significantly reduced after two hours of survival in vitro, and the virus can be effectively inactivated at 56°C for 30 minutes. The virus is also sensitive to ultraviolet light, and some chemicals, such as chlorinated disinfectants and peroxyacetic acid, are also effective in killing the virus. Be sure to wash your hands regularly after coming home from a night out, before eating, before and after going to the bathroom, stay 1m away from others when they sneeze, and cover your mouth and nose with your elbow when sneezing yourself to avoid droplet transmission. It is recommended to do personal protection when going out, wear a mask, wash hands regularly, drink more water, have more ventilation, avoid crowded places, do not gather for meals, and pay attention to exercise to strengthen personal immunity.