Pasteurization
a. involves heat
b. reduces vegetative organisms
c. is commonly used for liquid food products
d. all of the above
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Hi there,
Could someone please provide the 'Heat Capacity of
Liquid, Constants'(A,B,C,D) for the
Component ' 2,5-hexanedione(C6H10O2) ' :
Above is the 'Heat Capacity(liquid) Equation' I will be
using.
I think the constants may be found in the Yaws
Handbook but I do not have this book, so if you do could
you please state the constants - Or, if you have these constants
from elsewhere could you please write them and state the reference
too.
Appreciate the help!
Thank...
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