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Which carboxylic acid has salts that are used to inhibit yeast and mold growth in the following?

  1. a. Ketchup and syrup
  2. b. Sauerkraut
  3. c. Pie filling
  4. d. Baked products

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The carboxylic acid which has salts that are used as food preservatives to inhibit yeast and mold growth in ketchup and syrup has to be given.

Explanation

Carboxylic acid salts are more soluble in water.  The salts of carboxylic acids do not kill the microorganisms that are present in food directly.  Instead, they prevent the further growth of microorganism by increasing the pH of the food in which they are used.  Therefore carboxylic acid salts are used as food preservatives.  These compounds are known as antimicrobial...

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The carboxylic acid which has salts that are used as food preservatives to inhibit yeast and mold growth in sauerkraut has to be given.

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The carboxylic acid which has salts that are used as food preservatives to inhibit yeast and mold growth in pie filling has to be given.

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The carboxylic acid which has salts that are used as food preservatives to inhibit yeast and mold growth in baked products has to be given.

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