Microscopy of Extraneous and Foreign Matter in Food

  • Microscopy of Extraneous and Foreign Matter in Food
  • February 6-10, 2012
  • McCrone Research Institute 2820 S Michigan Ave Chicago, Illinois
  • Event - General Information

    Microscopy of Extraneous and Foreign Matter in Food
    Black specks, glass, and other contaminants can be identified using microscopy. Take this course to identify potential sources of black specks: chars, metals, alloys, rubber, asphalt, carbon, combustion products, sand, soil, and rust. The analysis of glass fragments will be covered, as well as a survey of other contaminants (polymer, fibers, films, hair, and bone). There is no prerequisite to this course and students are encouraged to bring their own projects and samples to work on and share.


    Contact Information

    Therese Newman
    312-842-7100