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5.3.4 pH and Acidity Most bacteria are rapidly killed at pH and acid concentrations typical of acidified foods, but the type and concentration of acid present can play a significant role. Not all acids are equally effective in killing bacteria. The killing effects of a given type of acid can be differentiated from pH effects.
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