spoilage的意思和读音

spoilage

: [ˈspɔɪlɪdʒ] : ['spɔɪlɪdʒ]

n.

n.decay,rot,decomposition,degeneration,putrefaction

spoilagen.

1.the decay of food which means that it can no longer be used

n.1.;()2.;【3.

n.1.the process of becoming decayed or damaged

1. splitting machine spoilage spoke ...

2. SPM spoilage spontaneous combustion ...

3. speculation spoilage theater ...

4. spoe formation spoilage sponge spicule ...

5. ... split winding spoilage sponginess ...

6. spleen ; spoilage sponge ...

7. Splitting Spoilage Spot varnish ...

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1.Wan Qu Qu spoilage go along analyses , study , discuss the main body of a book mainly, be used for out a summary then.

2.Cleanliness was important to his process, although he did not know that microorganisms were the agents of spoilage.

3.Others call it a shout-out to the man who studied microbial decay, brought you spoilage-resistant milk and found a vaccine for rabies.

4.Carbonation: Addition of carbon dioxide GAS to a beverage, imparting sparkle and a tangy taste and preventing spoilage.

5.The polymers change color in the presence of increasing levels of these biogenic amines to indicate degrees of food spoilage.

6.Heat-resistant lipases produced by psychrotrophic bacteria are one of the main reasons for spoilage of dairy products.

7.It judiciously trades off yield and spoilage, and brings rational approaches to pricing for goods and services with a limited shelf life.寿

8.Grain in the storage process, its temperature control is essential to prevent spoilage or deterioration, one of the measures.

9.spoilage no gas is generated and the Can does not swell, but its contents are rendered sour by the presence of fermentation acids.

10.Faulty corks can cause a moldy or wet cardboard aroma, while a sour milk aroma is due to another spoilage organism called lactobacillus.湿