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Change of Nitrite Contents in Vegetables Influenced by Various Storage Methods

Ren Nai-lin

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The change of nitrite contents in vegetables with different storage ways was researched in this paper.The result showed that with the alteration of storage way,the nitrite content within the vegetables was changed obviously and nitrite peak was found.The contents of nitrite ranged according to the storage way were: heating room temperature refrigerationfrozen.

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The change of nitrite contents in vegetables with different storage ways was researched in this paper.The result showed that with the alteration of storage way,the nitrite content within the vegetables was changed obviously and nitrite peak was found.The contents of nitrite ranged according to the storage way were: heating room temperature refrigerationfrozen.

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The change of nitrite contents in vegetables with different storage ways was researched in this paper.The result showed that with the alteration of storage way,the nitrite content within the vegetables was changed obviously and nitrite peak was found.The contents of nitrite ranged according to the storage way were: heating room temperature refrigerationfrozen.

Key concepts: Nitrite, Food science, Chemistry, Food preservation, Nitrate, Organic chemistry

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