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Mobile gamma irradiator

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F. P. Guerrero, University of California
E. C. Maxie, University of California

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California Agriculture 22(1):2-3.

Published January 01, 1968

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Since the Installation on the Davis campus of the Mark II Gamma Irradiator in 1962, research in food irradiation progressed to the point that it was desirable to begin semi-commercial test shipments involving large quantities of fruits and vegetables—to evaluate the effects of actual transit on irradiated fruits and vegetables.

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Mobile gamma irradiator

F. P. Guerrero, E. C. Maxie
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Mobile gamma irradiator

California Agriculture > Volume 22 > Number 1  > research article 

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Authors

F. P. Guerrero, University of California
E. C. Maxie, University of California

Publication Information

California Agriculture 22(1):2-3.

Published January 01, 1968

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Since the Installation on the Davis campus of the Mark II Gamma Irradiator in 1962, research in food irradiation progressed to the point that it was desirable to begin semi-commercial test shipments involving large quantities of fruits and vegetables—to evaluate the effects of actual transit on irradiated fruits and vegetables.

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