Fiske Associates Cryoscopes
Cryoscopy
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Determining molecular
weight of an unknown or unidentified substance by measuring the amount by
which the freezing point of a solvent is lowered when a known amount of the
unidentified substance is dissolved in it.
Added
water is a threat to the quality of dairy products. If the water contains
copper, iron or sulfur, the milk may have a metallic taste or oxidized flavor.
Concentration of less than 1 ppm of iron can already cause a change in the taste
of milk. Added water can also result in elevated coliform and psychrophilic
bacteria, causing accelerated degradation of the raw milk.
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