Physical Methods of Control: Heat Flashcards
thermal death point (TDP)
the temperature at which an organism is killed
time stays temp changes
thermal death time (TDT)
the time it takes to kill an organism at a specific temperature.
temp stays time changes
decimal reduction time
the point at which 90 percent of organism dies
cellular effects of dry heat
denatures enzymes, incineration
effects of moist heat
pasteurization
autoclaving
most effective
pastur..does not sterilize ..distroys organsims that cause spoilage
growth requirements and risks of Clostridium botulinum
a ph near 7 or neutral
causes paralysis of the muscle
how spores and cell structure can affect tolerance
endospores
autoclave
achieves sterilization
steam under pressure
growth requirements and risks of Clostridium botulinum and why destruction of the spores of this organism are the aim of the food industry
it is a spore former
it can survive the heating process, they are strict anaerobes
the food industry wants to get rid of it because of the toxin botulin which can survive the canning proccess