Chemistry, asked by raafayabdul5, 1 year ago

why nitrogen used for filling food packages

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Answered by Anonymous
11
 \huge \red {Nitrogen}

 \bf {Nitrogen\:(N)} is a colorless, tasteless and odorless gas that is the most plentiful element in Earth’s atmosphere.

 \bf {Nitrogen\:(N),} is a nonmetallic element of Group 15 [Va] of the periodic table.

 \huge \mathfrak {\blue {Question}}

 \bf \purple {Why\:Nitrogen\:(N)\:is\:used\:for\:food\:packaging?}

 \huge \mathfrak {\blue {Answer}}

 \bf {Using\:Nitrogen\:is\:a\:non-chemical}  \bf {way\:of\:preserving\:packed\:food\:products.}  \bf {So,\:Nitrogen\:acts\:as\:a\:food\:preservative.}

 \bf {With\:the\:use\of\:Nitrogen\:food}  \bf {packets\:like\:chips,\:etc\:do\:not\:gets\:crushed.}

 \bf {Nitrogen\:avoids\:the\:entry\:of\:oxygen}  \bf {which\:caused\:foods\:to\:oxidise.}

 \bf {Nitrogen\:allows\:the\:food\:packets}  \bf {to\:have\:increased\:shelf\:life\:and}  \bf {prevents\:food\:spoilage\:too\:quickly.}

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Answered by fanbruhh
5

Explanation:

Nitrogen is used for filling food packeges because it it doesn't allow the oxygen to oxidise the food

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