Controlled release fumigation of harvested agricultural commodit

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Contacting food in liquid or solid state with exteriorly...

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426320, 426331, 426333, 426335, 426418, 426419, A23B 416

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059584904

ABSTRACT:
A fumigant which is effective for the control of postharvest disease in agricultural commodities utilizes carbon supports impregnated with natural volatiles to provide controlled release of the volatiles in storage containers and facilities. Activated carbon is an effective carbon support, while essential oils and benzaldehyde are useful natural volatiles.

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An 90-206656 "Freshness Preserving Agent for Flowers, Fruits, Vegatable Comprises Palladium CPP Absorbed on Carbon Black Particles". (No Date).

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