NCERT PDF | Home science | Class 12
Human Ecology and family sciences part I
Chapter: 5
Food processing and technology
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About Chapter 5 : Food processing and technology
This chapter provides insights related to the concepts of food science, development of food processing and technology, importance of food processing and preservation, knowledge and skills needed for food processing technology, a career in this field and its scope.
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Explain Food Science
Explain Food Processing
Explain Food Technology
Give a brief account of the development of food preservation to its present status.
1. Application of heat,
2. Removal of water moisture,
3. Lowering of temperature during storage,
4. Reduction of pH,
5. Controlling the availability of oxygen.