UA DE EN ES FR IT NL PL BY PT Hygiene and health pt es fr it nl pl by ua de en
sections
  • Hygiene as a science
  • the Sketch of history of development of hygiene
  • Sanitary-and-epidemiologic service sssr
  • Methods of hygienic researches
  • Metrology and standardization
  • Physical factors of air, their hygienic value
  • Humidity of air
  • Solar radiation
  • Weather, a climate, a microclimate
  • Structure of atmospheric air and its hygienic value
  • Hygienic value of pollution of atmospheric air of the closed premises
  • air pollution Sources
  • Features vozniknovenijaizagrjaznenija air and its elimination
  • Sanitary protection of atmospheric air
  • Hygienic and epidemiological value of soil
  • Structure of soil and its hygienic value
  • Pollution and soil self-cleaning
  • Systems of clearing of the occupied places
  • Sewage. The hygienic characteristic
  • Ways of clearing and bezzarazhivanija sewage
  • Clearing of industrial sewage.
  • Hygiene of water and water supply of the occupied places
  • Pollution and self-cleaning of reservoirs
  • Sanitary protection of reservoirs
  • Sanitary requirements to quality of water
  • the Hygienic characteristic of sources of water supply
  • Systems of water supply of the occupied places
  • Head constructions of a waterpipe
  • the Decentralized (local) water supply
  • the Hygienic characteristic of building materials
  • Hygienic requirements to dwelling illumination
  • Hygienic requirements to a dwelling microclimate
  • Hygiene of a food
  • the Subject and problems of hygiene of a food
  • Requirement for mineral elements
  • Physiological norms of a food
  • the Factors defining comprehensibility of food
  • Vitaminization and enrichment by amino acids of foodstuff and ready dishes
  • Methods of conservation of foodstuff
  • Action povyshenoj concentration of hydrogen ions
  • the Hygienic characteristic of foodstuff of an animal origin
  • Food fats and oils
  • the Hygienic characteristic of foodstuff of a phytogenesis
  • Vegetables and fruit
  • the Hygienic characteristic of canned food, preservov and concentrates
  • Flavouring substances and food additives
  • Food poisonings
  • Hygiene of public catering
  • Sanitary rules of trade in foodstuff
  • Hygienic requirements to storage and transportation of foodstuff
  • Personal hygiene of workers of public catering establishments
  • Problems of hygiene of work
  • Industrial harm and professional illnesses
  • Action on an organism of electromagnetic radiation
  • the Statement the ministry zdavoohranenija sssr
  • Mineral elements
  • Laboratory researches
  • Trading premises
  • the sanitary inspection Organization on hygiene of a food in sssr
  • pollution Sources
  • Value of work in the Soviet society.
  • Sediment bowls
  • vodonosnye layers
  • Underground sources
  • temperature Action on fibers
  • Air pollutions
  • soil Structure
  • Speed of movement of air
  • Sanitary value of waters
  • dwelling Ventilation
  • the Conclusion of the enterprises
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    Mineral elements

    Table salt is a chloride of sodium with an impurity of other mineral elements. By origin salt happens stone (it is extracted from a bottom of the seas, salt lakes) and boiling out (it turns out by evaporation of natural brines of chloride of sodium). Depending on the maintenance of chloride of sodium, cleanliness and grinding degree there are following grades of salt: ekstra, the higher, 1st and 2nd grades.

    Good-quality salt should possess small hygroscopicity, to be loose, not to get off in lumps. Its solution should be transparent, without a deposit, a smell and extraneous impurity and smacks.

    Vinegar - 3-4% a solution of acetic acid. It should be transparent, without slime and a deposit, with peculiar aroma and taste. In vinegar it is not supposed impurity of salts of the heavy metals, painting substances, mineral acids.

    Some flavouring substances (for example, organic acids, essences), purposely brought in strictly dosed out quantities in foodstuff at their manufacturing, carry to food additives.

    Food additives - chemical substances and natural connections which are added in foodstuff for rationalisation of technological process, increases of stability of products to putrefactive microorganisms, preservations of structure and appearance of foodstuff, their intended change organolepticheskih properties.

    Food additives in products can be both in not changed kind, and in the form of the substances formed as a result of interaction with components of foodstuff.

    Article 27 of Bases of the legislation of USSR and union republics about public health services supposes application of food additives at the enterprises making foodstuff, after the corresponding permission of Ministry of Health of the USSR.

    The Control over correct application of food additives at the enterprise, in foodstuff is assigned by their quality, the maintenance to technological service of the enterprise and industrial laboratory. The selective control is carried out by local establishments of sanitary-and-epidemiologic service.

    As food additives acids, the bases, salts are used. For example, sodium nitrite is added in sausages as a colour clamp; ascorbic acid - in fats, mineral waters, fault as an antioxidant; a sodium hydrocarbonate (soda food) - in processed cheeses, melange, a flour, confectionery products as a baking powder. Food additives (hydrogen peroxide, sorbinovaja and benzojnaja acids) apply to conservation npoдуктов.

    As food additives consistence stabilizers (an agar - confectionery products, cheeses can be used emulgatory; gelatin - canned food, confectionery products; lecithin - dried milk; pectin - kissel), natural (carotin, a saffron) and synthetic dyes (indigokarmin, fuchsin), aromatizatory (essences for confectionery products and soft drinks, aromatizatory for margarinovoj production, vanillin).

    In dietary products add multinuclear spirits (ksilit, saccharin, sorbite). Fermental preparations, for example amilorizin, add in bread, a herring, beer, ka-talazu - in a sugar syrup, invertazu - in sweets etc.

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