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Disaster relief | Emergency food and water Texto completo
2008
Fountain, Brent Jonathan | Callahan, Julia
Global change | Impacts on water and food security
2010
Ringler, Claudia | Biswas, Asit K. | Cline, Sarah A.
This volume examines the various drivers of global change, including climate change, and the use of agricultural knowledge, science, and technology, as well as the outcomes of global change processes, including impacts on water quality and human well-being.
Mostrar más [+] Menos [-]Proceedings of the 3rd Seminar on Food-borne Parasitic Zoonoses | Food- and water-borne parasitic zoonoses in the 21st century
2001
Waikagul, Jitra | Cross, John H. | Supavej, Suvanee
The impacts | Management systems evaluation areas integrated research and education for clean water | Clean water, abundant food, and a healthy environment
1996
Instrumentation in food, water, and wastewater industries
1980
Economic analysis for sustainability of selected drinking water and soil and water conservation projects in the Integrated Food Security Programme Shandong, People's Republic of China | Economic analysis for project sustainability
1993
Agrawal, R. C. (Ramesh Chandra)
Microbiological examination methods of food and water | Manual de metódos de análise microbiológica de alimentos e água. English
2018
Silva, Neusely da
Microbiological Examination Methods of Food and Water (2nd edition) is an illustrated laboratory manual that provides an overview of current standard microbiological culture methods for the examination of food and water, adhered to by renowned international organizations, such as ISO, AOAC, APHA, FDA and FSIS/USDA. It includes methods for the enumeration of indicator microorganisms of general contamination, indicators of hygiene and sanitary conditions, sporeforming, spoilage fungi and pathogenic bacteria. Every chapter begins with a comprehensive, in-depth and updated bibliographic reference on the microorganism(s) dealt with in that particular section of the book. The latest facts on the taxonomic position of each group, genus or species are given, as well as clear guidelines on how to deal with changes in nomenclature on the internet. All chapters provide schematic comparisons between the methods presented, highlighting the main differences and similarities. This allows the user to choose the method that best meets his/her needs. Moreover, each chapter lists validated alternative quick methods, which, though not described in the book, may and can be used for the analysis of the microorganism(s) dealt with in that particular chapter. The didactic setup and the visualization of procedures in step-by-step schemes allow the user to quickly perceive and execute the procedure intended. Support material such as drawings, procedure schemes and laboratory sheets are available for downloading and customization. This compendium will serve as an up-to-date practical companion for laboratory professionals, technicians and research scientists, instructors, teachers and food and water analysts. Alimentary engineering, chemistry, biotechnology and biology (under)graduate students specializing in food sciences will also find the book beneficial. It is furthermore suited for use as a practical/laboratory manual for graduate courses in Food Engineering and Food Microbiology.
Mostrar más [+] Menos [-]Regeneración de agua y suelo y sus efectos en la alimentación | Reclamation of soil and water and its effect on food
1988
Antúnez de Mayolo R., Santiago E. (Santiago Erik Antúnez de Mayolo Rynning)
Interactions between water and EVOH food packaging films / Interacciones entre el agua y películas de EVOH para el envasado de alimentos Texto completo
2000
Aucejo, S. | Catalá, R. | Gavara, R.
The transport of water in four EVOH copolymers commonly used in high barrier food packages was characterized through permeation (continuous flow) and gravimetric experiments at different rela tive humidities and 23 ± 2°C. Water sorption isotherms were fitted with the D'Arcy and Watts' equa tion. From these data, the value of the solubility coefficient (S, as defined by Henry's law) was deter mined and was found constant within a 0.2-0.75 water activity (a w) range. Water uptake at the same a w increased as the EVOH ethylene content decreased. The permeability coefficient (P) for water through EVOH was determined as a function of water activity. The permeability was constant within the range of 0.3-0.75 a w and decreased with EVOH ethylene content. At high relative humidities (a w > 0.75) the value of permeability increased by up to two orders of magnitude. In this range, the higher the ethylene content the lesser the value of P.
Mostrar más [+] Menos [-]Soil conservation and productivity | Soil and water conservation to prevent food shortage | Conservacion de suelos y agua para prevenir deficit de alimentos
1987
Pla Sentís, Ildefonso