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Noncontact determination of cold-water prawn ice-glaze content using radiometry

Jacobsen et al., 1997

Document ID
10534113374330859478
Author
Jacobsen S
Pedersen W
Publication year
Publication venue
LWT-Food Science and Technology

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The methods applied today to determine the ice-glaze content of fish and other seafood products depend on batch samples from the production line. A novel method (denoted the enthalpy method) based on infrared measurement of temperature changes of cold-water …
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