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3 ) Where x = mean diffusion distance t = time Diffusion within cheese may
deviate from these assumptions due to adsorption of volatiles . 2 . 6
Microstructure of cheese Differences in the chemical properties of lipids and
water cause these two ...
3 ) Where x = mean diffusion distance t = time Diffusion within cheese may
deviate from these assumptions due to adsorption of volatiles . 2 . 6
Microstructure of cheese Differences in the chemical properties of lipids and
water cause these two ...
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7 Flavor formation in cheese The flavor of cheese is influenced by a complex
series of chemical and biochemical reactions . Breakdown of carbohydrates , fats
and proteins leads to the development of volatile and nonvolatile flavor
compounds ...
7 Flavor formation in cheese The flavor of cheese is influenced by a complex
series of chemical and biochemical reactions . Breakdown of carbohydrates , fats
and proteins leads to the development of volatile and nonvolatile flavor
compounds ...
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Theoretically , the aqueous phase of cheese at 10° C ( e . g . ripening ) would
contain two times the concentration of 1heptanol than it would at 40° C ( e . g .
cooking curd ) . However , a more polar compound , like 1 - propanol , is less
affected ...
Theoretically , the aqueous phase of cheese at 10° C ( e . g . ripening ) would
contain two times the concentration of 1heptanol than it would at 40° C ( e . g .
cooking curd ) . However , a more polar compound , like 1 - propanol , is less
affected ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Volatile Partitioning Between Milk Fat and Aqueous Phases as Influenced by Temperature |
| Author | Daniel P. Berg |
| Publisher | University of Wisconsin--Madison, 2003 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 19 Sep 2007 |
| Length | 252 pages |
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