2. Industrialization Compiled Activity
- Due Mar 5, 2021 by 11:59pm
- Points 24
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- Define HACCP.
- List three factors that affect microbial growth.
- At what temp are most bacteria killed? Are spores also killed at this temp?
- Time and temp to ensure sterility? 12D treatment?
- Why is pasteurization used in the food industry?
- How does canning reduce food spoilage?
- Han can foods become spoiled in canned goods?
- Differentiate between thermophilic anaerobic spoilage, flat sour spoilage, and mesophilic spoilage.
- Why should foods not be refrozen after thawing?
- Why is there still microbial growth in a refrigerator?
- Freeze-drying and dehydrating (dessicator, salt, sugar) works to preserve foods by _____.
- How can ethylene affect produce spoilage? How can this be prevented?
- How can radiation be used to prevent spoilage? Will this always be effective?
- What happens if packaging isn’t sterile when generating a product for market?
- Explain the different types of fermentation.
- How are microbes used in baking bread? Describe the chemistry behind this.
- Why is bread kneaded prior to making it?
- How do rye and sourdough bread get their flavor?
- Explain the microbial species, fermentation technique, and methods used to make one of the following:
- Butter
- Soft Cheese
- Semi-soft Cheese
- Hard Cheese
- Ice Cream
- Buttermilk
- Sour Cream
- Yogurt
- Kefir
- Beer
- Ale
- Sake
- Distilled spirits
- Wine
- Vinegar
- How does aging affect these products?
- Differentiate between primary and secondary metabolites. How does growth period relate to this?
- How can different strains of microbe result in diverse products.
- Give a specific example, and explain how one of the following items are isolated.
- Amino acids
- Citric acid
- Enzymes
- Vitamins
- Pharmaceuticals
- Copper
- Baker’s yeast
- Bt-toxin
- Methane
- Biofuel
- What are three new biotechnology/microbial avenues to pursue in the future? Explain.