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Challenges of Far-UVC222nm radiation for food safety applications

Wu et al., 2025

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5264233361251646042
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Wu S
Wu Y
Lu X
Hu X
Brightwell G
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Food Control

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This work has reviewed the recent research progress in the utilisation of filtered Far-UVC lamps, predominantly KrCl excimer lamp emitting at 222 nm as disinfection applications. This review suggests inconsistent effectiveness of Far-UVC radiation against various …
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