FPH-20306 Food Physics
Course
Credits 6.00
Teaching method | Contact hours |
Lectures | 26 |
Practical intensively supervised | 40 |
Self-study |
Course coordinator(s) | prof. dr. E van der Linden |
dr. ir. LMC Sagis | |
Lecturer(s) | dr. ir. LMC Sagis |
Examiner(s) | dr. ir. LMC Sagis |
Assumed knowledge on:
FPH-10306 Food Technology I, FHM-10306 Product-flows and Processes in Food Science
Continuation courses:
Advanced Food Physics
Contents:
This introductory course aims to give insight in the physical properties of foods and the changes that occur during manufacturing and storage.
Aims:
To apply fundamental concepts of physics, physical chemistry and colloid chemistry to food products; to acquire insight of physical phenomena, like inter-particle interaction, rheology, interface phenomena, crystallisation, water relations; to acquire insight in de measurements of these phenomena.
Activities:
Active participation of the lectures, study the lecture notes, make exercises dealing with the addressed topics, to prepare and perform experiments.
Examination:
Written exam about the topics dealt with during the lectures and in the exercises. Active participation to the experiments is required.
Programme | Phase | Specialization | Period | ||
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Compulsory for: | BFT | Food Technology | BSc | 4 |