At which concentration, phenol act as preservative
A0.2-0.5
B5-8
C0.05-0.1
D50-80
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Option A: Phenol acts as a preservative in the range of 0.2 to 0.5%
- Preservatives are chemical substances used to store food without spoilage.
- In addition to this, they help in maintaining the freshness and appearance of foods.
- There are two kinds of preservatives: Natural preservatives and artificial preservatives.
- Examples of natural preservatives are oil, salt, sugar, etc.
- Examples of artificial preservatives are: Sorbic acid, phenol etc
- If used within the limits they are excellent food preservatives.
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