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Enzymes in food processing

โœ Scribed by Gerald Reed


Publisher
Academic Press
Year
1966
Tongue
English
Leaves
497
Series
Food science and technology; a series of monographs, 3
Category
Library

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Content: 1. Introduction.--2. The nature of enzymatic reactions.--3. General characteristics of enzimes.--4. Effect of temperature and ph.--5. Enzyme inhibition and activation.--6. Carbohydrases.--7. Proteolytic enzymes.--8. Lipases.--9. Oxidoreductases.--10. Production of commercial encymes.--11. Milling and bnking.--12. Starch, starch syrups, and dextrose.--13. Dairy industry.--14. Fruits, fruit products, and wines.--15. Distilled alcoholic beverages and beer.--16. Meat and other proteinaceous foods.--17. Candy, Cacao, chocolate, coffee.--18. Flavors.--19. Miscellaneous applications of enzymes in the food industry.--20. Health and legal aspects of the use of enzymes.


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