This study aims to determine how temperature affects the time it takes for molds to develop in different types of breads. Specifically, it will examine whether refrigerating bread delays mold growth. Understanding this could help identify proper storage conditions to extend shelf life and prevent sickness from mold. The null hypothesis is that lower temperature has no effect on the time for molds to develop in various breads.
2. Problem Statement
The purpose of the study is to find how
temperature affects the amount of time it
takes for molds to develop in different types
of breads.
3. Significance of the Study
This study is important in helping us to:
Determine how a lower temperature affects the time it
takes for molds to develop in breads
Determine which bread can last longer without molds
which can be hazardous to health
Determine the shelf life of each type of bread
Identify the conditions that contribute to faster formation
of molds on bread, and to
Give us an idea of how to store breads properly.
If we can determine these factors, we can prevent
sicknesses like allergic reactions due to mold, and to
prevent it from coming back too quickly.
4. Objective
To find out if refrigerating bread will help
arrest or delay the development of molds in
different types of breads.
5. Null Hypothesis
Lower temperature does not have an effect in
the length of time it takes for different types
of breads to develop molds.