Food science
/ Norman N. Potter & Joseph H. Hotchkiss
- 5th ed.
- New York : Springer, 1998
- 608 p.
1. Introduction: food science as a discipline 2. Characteristics of the food industry 3. Constituents of foods: properties and significance 4. Nutritive aspects of food constituents 5. Unit operations in food processing 6. Quality factors in food 7. Food deterioration and its control 8. Heat preservation and processing 9. Cold preservation and processing 10. Food dehydration and concentration 11. Irradiation, microwave, and ohmic processing of foods