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Reducing Bacteria Growth in Food
Cool thanks for the reply Ken Natton, I didn't think abot that before you posted. So I decided to use UV lighting instead of radiation (since its illegal to use on my product). As I understand, UV light should release ionised radiation in potent doses, able enough to kill off any bacteria.- Physics<3<3<3
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Reducing Bacteria Growth in Food
Thanks for the link and all the good replies :-)- Physics<3<3<3
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Reducing Bacteria Growth in Food
Wouldn't the radiation be accumulated in the food? And change the stucture of the food?- Physics<3<3<3
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Reducing Bacteria Growth in Food
Say we take a carrot... or steak (or whatever food you fancy) and put it in a sealed container along with a culture of 'normal' bacteria (I'm talking about the regular bacteria that would be present to decompose food). Now, here comes the question: What would be the most effective way to stop...- Physics<3<3<3
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