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Mechanism of oxidative browning of white wine as mediated by copper (II) and ascorbic acid
The mechanism of action of additives like copper and ascorbic acid on browning of wine have been examined.
Research organisation
Charles Sturt University
Project number
CSU 01/02
Status
Completed 16 Sep 2004
The mechanism of action of additives like copper and ascorbic acid on browning of wine have been examined.
Abstract
Mechanism of oxidative browning of white wine as mediated by copper (II) and ascorbic acid
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