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increasing the acid content of a food is effective in preventing growth of

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The slightly acidic foods are more resistant to food spoilage.

Explanation:

  • Increasing the acid content of food prevents food spoilage from bacterial growth.
  • The food with neutral pH, moist, unrefrigerated, poorly stored food are likely to have microbial growth.
  • The pH scale ranges from 1 to 14. The lower the pH range more acidity.
  • In food preservation method, the acidity of the food will range up to 4.6 on the pH scale.
  • The food with acidic content can prevent microbial growth and can be easily killed on heating.
  • Fruits like lemon, blueberries etc have naturally acidic.
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