Abstract
The effect of water activity on chemical reactions which are important to food stability has been studied extensively. Glass transition theory considers the effect of the state ofa system on reactions and is a relatively new approach for understanding the stability offoods. The role of water in chemical reaction rates is examined based on these two approaches.
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