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Meghna Thapar 3 years, 9 months ago
An easier and more accurate method to determine the microbial count is the plate method , where a food sample is placed on a culture medium plate. After an appropriate incubation period, you can count the number of colonies that have formed on the culture medium plate. The principle behind measuring microbial growth by OD
Particles in solution scatter light and the more particles (microorganisms) can be found in a solution, the more light is scattered by them. Therefore, a replicating population of bacteria or yeast increases light scattering and measured absorbance values.
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