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Showing posts with label temperature. Show all posts
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Friday, June 10, 2011

What is Potassium Sorbate

Food additives are very widely used to preserve many edible products. One of the most commonly used product in them is potassium sorbate. But what is potassium sorbate? Potassium sorbate is the potassium salt of sorbic acid. It is a polyunsaturated, fatty acid salt. It is one of the most common because of its ability to inhibit the growth of many molds, yeasts and fungi. It has very few side effects which makes it more apt for edible products. It is in the form of a crystalline powder at normal room temperature. Let's find out some more important properties and functions about potassium sorbate.

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Dorm Refrigerator Reviews

Your college dorm room may be packed with all sorts of furniture and appliances, from your microwave and TV to your game console or PC. Those items take care of cooking and entertainment, what about food storage? For midnight snacking, mini room parties or convenience, a dorm room needs a mini-fridge or a Not so big such that it takes up all the room's space, not so mini that nothing fits and it should be capable of storing all sorts of foods and drinks at the right temperature. Looking for such an ideal refrigerator? Search no more, below are some hints to picking the best fridge and a few top models that have aced dorm refrigerator reviews.

High Fever Side Effects

Fever, when explained in layman language, is nothing but a rise in the temperature of the body. In most cases, it indicates that something is amiss in the body. The normal temperature of the human body is 37 degree Celsius (98.6 degree Fahrenheit). Fever is nothing but a nuisance for adults, unless it rises to 39.4 C (102.92 F) or higher. Then it may be attributed as high fever. But when it comes to kids, a slight rise in their body temperature, is potent enough to create serious complications, if left untreated. Generally, for kids below 5 years, 37.5 C (99.5 F) is considered as high fever, and so is 38 C (100.4 F), for kids over 5 years. However, at the same time, it is also important to know that the degree of fever is not always proportional to the severity of the underlying condition. Medical experts have observed that someone with a high fever gets diagnosed by a mild condition, while a person who has a low-grade fever, is found to be actually suffering from a serious condition. So considering this, one must never ignore a low-grade fever, and of course a high fever. What you would read in the following section would be a brief description on the high fever side effects. Now by 'side effects', it means complications that may result if the fever is untreated immediately, and this is what we would discuss below.