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## Abstract Freeze concentration is a method used to remove pure water from juice, wine, or beer by means of crystallization. The closed and fully filled liquid system completely preserves the quality of the fresh juice while operating at subzero Celsius temperatures. The aroma (including the volat
Electrodialysis (ED) has been used as a membrane technique to concentrate tartaric acid from ion exchange regeneration waters obtained in grape juice treatment. The initial ion tartrate concentration in these streams varies between 1 and 10 kg m~3 and can be concentrated more than 60% (53Γ2 kg m~3 a