Radiation Preservation of Foods

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High doses of irradiation will completely sterilize or kill microorganisms, but flavor, texture, and appearance of the fruit will be atypical. Therefore, low dose ...

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the consumer and producer by adequate quality control measures, which will ... crobiological, biochemical, organoleptic, and engineering problems in the field ...

Domestic commercial situations for fruit do not support the construction of .... of dose over the whole outer jacket will be an appropriate objective. On the contrary ...

Amendment (8) of the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (8), which states that ..... RADIATION PRESERVATION OF FOODS. Table II. Abundances of Elements in ...

Radiation Preservation of Foods and Pharmaceuticals. SAMUEL A. GOLDBLITH and. BERNARD E. PROCTOR. Department of Food Technology,.

produced by machines while gamma rays are emitted from the atomic ..... down on destruction of radiosensi- tive compounds by radiation. ... about 25 electron volts is needed to break one ..... to be replaced or replenished periodically and the ...

Radiation chemistry and the radiation preservation of food. Irwin A. Taub. J. Chem. Educ. , 1981, 58 (2), p 162. DOI: 10.1021/ed058p162. Publication Date: ...

Radiation Preservation of Food, Progress and Problems in Radiation Processing of Food. W. M. Urbain. J. Agric. Food Chem. , 1960, 8 (5), pp 340–342.