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Diana Florentius
Sh.Sharanoor binti Omar
(MP1512090T)
(MP1512413T)
The Application ofNuclear Technology inAgriculture and Food
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INTRODUCTION
• Generally, it is believed that nuclearenergy is used for destructive purposesonly.
• But, in fact, it has more positive uses thanits negative uses.
• Basically atom is the source of nuclearenergy. This energy is released by splitting
of a nuclei into two
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Applications Of Nuclear Energy
n!ustrial
"##li$ations
S$ienti%i$
&esear$h
Me!i$ineFood andAgricultur
e
'onsumer
Pro!u$ts
le$tri$
Poer
*eneration
S#a$e NUCLEARENERG
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Drying
Fermenting
Salting
Smoking
!I"TOR OF FOOD #RE"ER$ATION
efrigeration
Free!ing"anning
#reservatives
Latest
%ethods&
Old Methods
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• $lectron beams%&at, evenly si!ed foods '
•Gamma ays
• ()rays.
Several energy sources can beused to irradiate food
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!O' DOE" FOODIRRADIATION 'OR()
$*posing the food tothe gamma rays ofcobalt)+
The energy form thegamma ray passingthrough the food isenough to destroymany disease)causing bacteria aswell as those thatcause food to spoil
But, it is not strong to
change the -uality,
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istory/ "hronology
• *+,-. 0pproved for potatoesby "anada
• *+,/. First FD0 approval for
insect control in wheat &our• *+,0. Dehydrated vegetable
seasoning
• *+1,. Fruit and vegetableripening
• *++-. Fresh and fro!enpoultry to control salmonella
and other pathogens.
!I"TOR OF FOOD IRRADIATION
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IRRADIATE FOOD222
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$ven after it has been packaged, gamma
rays can be used to kill bacteria, mouldand insects in food.
This process prolongs the shelf)life of the
food
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erbs
Spices
erbal infusions Fruits
1egetables
'hat Food are Radiated)
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FOOD IRRADIATIONA##LICATION"
Lo3 dose %up to 3kGy'
Inhi4ition ofsprouting
#otatoes5onions5 garlic5ginger5 ya6
Insect and parasite
disinfestation
Cereals5 freshfruit5 driedfoods
Delay ripening Fresh fruit57egeta4les
%ediu6dose %3)3
kGy'
E8tend shelf life Fish5stra34erries56ushroo6s
!alt spoilage5 9ill "eafood5oultr 6eat
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DI"AD$ANTAGE OF FOODIRRADIATION
• 5t can only be used on a verylimited range of foods. %fresh milk,margarine, star fruit'
• 5t is still a relatively e*pansivetechnology. %high cleanup costs'
• 1itamin $ levels can be reduced by
647 after irradiation and vitamin" by 4)37.
• 5t is ine8ectively against viruses.
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• #lay video
• 9sing :uclear Science in Food 5rradiation.&v
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T!E U"E OF NUCLEARTEC!NOLOG IN AGRICULTURE
*2 Fertilisers• Fertilisers are e*pensive and if not properly
used can damage the environment.
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5t is important that as much of the fertiliseras possible ;nds its way into plants and thata minimum is lost to the environment.
• Fertilisers
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E;A%#LE OF AGRICULTURALA##LICATION"& RADIOACTI$E
TRACER"
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reeding?
• $*posing plants to radiation is sometimes calledradiation breeding.
• 5t was discovered in the 3>6s when ?ewisStadler %9niversity @issouri' used *)rays onmai!e and barley.
• @utation breeding is commonly used to producetraits in crops such as larger seeds, new colors orsweeter fruits that either cannot be found innature or have been lost during evolution.
T!E U"E OF NUCLEARTEC!NOLOG IN AGRICULTURE
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#rocedure of 4reeding 3ith the usage of ga66a
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#rocedure of 4reeding 3ith the usage of ga66aradiation and ad7entitious 4uds 6ethod of
regeneration in in vitro cultures
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T!E U"E OF NUCLEARTEC!NOLOG IN AGRICULTURE
/2 IN"ECT" CONTROL•"rop losses caused by insects mayamount to more than 37 of the totalharvest worldwide
•Some insects have become resistant tothe chemicals used, and some
insecticides leave poisonous residues onthe crops. Ane solution has been the useof sterile insects.
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The "terile InsectTechni@ue ="IT'
• 5t involves rearing large numbers of maleinsects with gamma radiation before hatching,to sterilise them.
• The sterile males are then released in largenumbers in the infested areas to compete withwild fertile males for mature female insects.
• hen they mate with females, no o8spring are
produced. ith repeated releases of sterilisedmales, the population of the insect pest in theproCect area is drastically reduced
• These pests included the @editerranean fruit &y
and the screwworm &y.
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