Bromatology

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Bromatology is the study of food (or aliments).

Bromatology serves two main purposes:

  1. to avoid ingestion of food contaminated with toxic elements (arsenic, mercury, lead,...),
  2. to control the nutritive value of staple foods (detection of elevated water content of non-nutritive materials).


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