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Decontamination of microbiologically contaminated specimen by direct and indirect plasma treatment

Schnabel et al., 2012

Document ID
16540672544390143618
Author
Schnabel U
Niquet R
Krohmann U
Winter J
Schlüter O
Weltmann K
Ehlbeck J
Publication year
Publication venue
Plasma Processes and Polymers

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Gentle sanitation of fresh fruits and vegetables is highly demanded. Currently used methods lead to losses in product amounts and quality. Furthermore, these methods go along with high costs and chemical residues. One reason for such problems is microbial contamination …
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