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Factors determining wine oxidation: the critical role of ascorbic acid
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Research organisation
Charles Sturt University
Project number
UM 96/1
Status
Completed 29 Jun 2001
Investigates the quantity of ascorbic acid needed to protect wine under various conditions from oxidative browning to not be broken down and exerting a pro-oxidant effect.
Abstract
Factors determining wine oxidation:the critical role of ascorbic acid
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