STORAGE STUDIES ON CARROT PRESERVATION BY CHEMICAL METHODS

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Sarfraz Hussain
Saleem-ur-Rehman
Naeem Fazal

Abstract

In the present study, chemical preservatives were used to minimize carrot losses and to extend the shelf life. The mean value for acidity increased with a concomitant decrease in the pH values. The values for absorbance and salt percentage also decreased as the storage period advanced. On the basis of physico-chemical analysis it was observed that the carrots preserved with citric acid (1.5%) and potassium metabisulfite (1.0%) in maximum doses (T10) were ranked at the top and were found quite fit for use even after 120 days of storage period.

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Biological, Agricultural & Health Sciences

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Hussain, S., Saleem-ur-Rehman, & Fazal, N. (2003). STORAGE STUDIES ON CARROT PRESERVATION BY CHEMICAL METHODS. Journal of Research (Science), 14(2), Pages: 147-152. http://jorscience.com/index.php/JRS/article/view/147

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