Principles of Food Sanitation

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  1. What is a surfactant?

  2. What is a sequestrant?

  3. What is a builder?

  4. What are cleaning auxiliaries?

  5. Which two acid cleaning compounds
    are considered to be among the safest
    to use?

  6. What treatment should be given to an
    employee who is splashed with clean-
    ing chemicals?

  7. What three words state a rule of thumb
    in cleaning compound solutions?

  8. What are the three steps in soil
    removal during cleaning?

  9. What substitutes are being used for
    laundry detergents compounded with
    phosphates?


REFERENCES


Anon. 1979.Common detergent ingredients. St. Paul, MN:
Klenzade, Division Ecolab, Inc.
Anon. 1996.The role of cleaning compounds. Wyandotle, MI:
Wiversey corp.
Wyman, D.P. 1996. Understanding active chlorine chemistry.
Food Qual2, no.18: 77.

SUGGESTED READING
Marriott, N.G. 1990.Meat sanitation guide II. Blacksburg:
American Association of Meat Processors and Virginia
Polytechnic Institute & State University.

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