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Yes. Shortwave ultraviolet and gamma radiation are often used to sterilize foodstuffs and spices.

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Yes, ionizing radiation is bactericidal because it can damage the genetic material of bacteria and inhibit their ability to multiply and survive. This makes it an effective method for sterilizing surfaces, instruments, and food products.

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