References Continued
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A resource for Activity 1: Analysis of Salt in Snack Food. (Publisher's address: Workman Publishing, 708 Broadway, New York, NY 10003.)
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Reference work that focuses on the reaction mechanisms and theories essential to understanding the many chemical processes that occur in foods and food systems. The emphasis is on the interactions among food constituents that correlate with the chemistry of individual food systems.
There are many articles concerning household chemistry in ChemMatters, Journal of Chemical Education, FDA Consumer, and Chemical and Engineering News. These are a few examples of these articles.
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Benson, K. D. (1990). Fast fat. Chem Matters, 8(1), 13-15
Blumenthal, D. (1990). Red dye no. 3 and other colorful controversies, FDA Consumer, 24(4), 18-21
Emsley, J. (1988). Artificial Sweeteners. ChemMatters, 6(1), 4-8
Farley, D. (1990). Keeping up with the microwave revolution. FDA Consumer, 24(2), 17-21
Glover, D. (1990). The margarine puzzle. ChemMatters, 8(3), 16
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MeKone, H.G. (1990, October). Copper in the candy, chromium in the custard. Today's Chemist, 3(5), 22-25, 34.
Pomeranz, Y., Finney, K.F., and Hoseney, R. C. (1978). Molecular approach to breadmaking. Science, 167, 944-949.
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Artificial Fat Information
Olestra Professional and Technical Relations, 2 Procter and Gamble Plaza, Cincinnati, OH 45202
The NutraSweet Company Consumer Affairs Center, Box 830, Deerfield, IL 60015 (800) 321-7254, (9 a.m. - 3 p.m. CST).
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