Biology, asked by RajnishKumar7290, 9 months ago

Bananas can be prevented from over-ripening
by
(a) maintaining them at room temperature
(b) refrigeration
(c) dipping in ascorbic acid solution
(d) storing in a freezer

Answers

Answered by DevendraLal
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Bananas can be prevented from overripening by

option : (d) storing in a freezer

because of the following reason

* During ripening process, plants produce ethylene gas.

* Cold temperature will show down the reaction and hence delay the ripening of banana .

* To prevent overripening of bananas, the chemical reaction of ripening process needs to slow down.

Answered by Fatimakincsem
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Bananas can be prevented from over-ripening  by storing in a freezer.

Option (D) is correct.

Explanation:

  • Plants release ethylene gas during ripening process.
  • To stop the over-ripening of bananas, the chemical reaction of ripening process needs to be slow down.
  • The reaction will be slowed down only by decreasing the temperature.
  • Hence it will delay the ripening of banana.
  • However, storing in freezer will slow down the ethylene emission more than refrigerating it.

Thus, Bananas can be prevented from over-ripening  by storing in a freezer.

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