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Efficiency of enzymatic and other alternative clarification and fining treatments on turbidity and haze in cherry juice

Meyer et al., 2001

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9900812610073643839
Author
Meyer A
Köser C
Adler-Nissen J
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Journal of agricultural and food chemistry

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Several alternative strategies were examined for improving conventional juice fining procedures for cherry juice clarification and fining in laboratory-scale experiments: Centrifugation of freshly pressed juice from 1000 g to 35000 g induced decreased turbidity …
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