Electrical tecqniques in food Sterilization

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Electrical techniques in food sterilization include methods such as electron beam processing, germicidal lamps, and the use of x-rays and gamma rays. These methods utilize electrical energy to effectively kill bacteria and other pathogens in food products. The discussion emphasizes the importance of accessible information for a lay audience, suggesting that sources like Wikipedia can provide foundational knowledge. The report aims to cover these techniques comprehensively in an 1800-word format. Overall, electrical sterilization methods are crucial for ensuring food safety and extending shelf life.
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I'd like to write a report (1800 words) about the Electrical tecqniques in food Sterilization.
The report is aimed to be for the lay audience.
So, could you please support me with some suitable sources?
 
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