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  1. 19-Jan-2007, 23:24 #1
    asad hussain
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    Could someone please tell me the origin of the word "Pasteurize"?
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    It is named after Louis Pasteur, who developed the process of heating liquids in order to destroy bacteria.
  3. 20-Jan-2007, 08:00 #3
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    Many thanks for your help, Ouisch.
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