These are preservatives which are synthtic compounds like salts of Bezoic Acid and use of more than one class ii preservative in banned by PFA act
Preservatives shall be divided into following classes: (i) Class I preservative shall be: - (ii) Class II preservatives. Class I Preservatives includes: common salts, sugers, dextrose, vinegar, spices etc Class II preservatives includes: Benzoic acid including salts thereof, Sulphurous acid including salts thereof, [nitrates or] Nitrates of Sodium or Potassium in respect of food like ham, pickled meat,
Class I preservatives would be something you would expect to find in a person's kitchen, including vinegar, salt, sugar, honey, vegetable oil. Wood smoke is also considered a Class I preservative. Class II preservatives are chemicals like benzoates, sorbates and sulfites.
Class II preservatives, such as potassium sorbate and sodium benzoate, are substances used in food and cosmetics to prevent spoilage and extend shelf life. They inhibit the growth of mold, yeast, and some bacteria, thereby maintaining product quality. These preservatives are generally regarded as safe when used within established limits, but some individuals may experience sensitivities or allergic reactions. Their effectiveness varies depending on the product's pH and other formulation factors.
Class 1 preservatives are considered safe for use in food and have no restrictions on their use levels. Class 2 preservatives, on the other hand, are also safe but have specific limits on the maximum levels that can be used in food products.
class ii preservatives includes--- Benzoic zcid including salat thereof sulphurous acid including thereof, nitrates of sodium or potassium in food like kam, pickled meat.
Class 1 preservatives are those preservative which are ectracted naturaly and are not required to get allowance to be used by regulations but class 2 preservatives are those which are required to be allpwed by regulations and are generaly synthetic chemical substances.
Class 1 preservatives are very effective preservatives that can protect products against a broad spectrum of microorganisms at lower concentrations. They are often used in personal care products, pharmaceuticals, and food to extend shelf-life and maintain product safety. Examples include parabens, phenoxyethanol, and formaldehyde-releasing preservatives.
DRG Kleinlokomotive Class II was created in 1932.
No ... the ball diameter (and subsequent nut and fitting) are smaller on Class II.
No ... the ball diameter (and subsequent nut and fitting) are smaller on Class II.
It is a Class III Narcotic.
Class II