The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 493
... acid foods ( pickles ) high acid - high solids foods ( jam - jelly ) very acid foods Effect of canning on nutrients and vita- mins Salt stock : basic stage in pickling Curing and smoking of meats Varieties of fruit preserves Uses.
... acid foods ( pickles ) high acid - high solids foods ( jam - jelly ) very acid foods Effect of canning on nutrients and vita- mins Salt stock : basic stage in pickling Curing and smoking of meats Varieties of fruit preserves Uses.
Page 494
... acid develops naturally . These dill pick- les are rarely packaged in vinegar . They are perishable unless repackaged and pasteurized . Sauerkraut is made by bacterial fermentation of cab- bage controlled by the use of salt ; the acid ...
... acid develops naturally . These dill pick- les are rarely packaged in vinegar . They are perishable unless repackaged and pasteurized . Sauerkraut is made by bacterial fermentation of cab- bage controlled by the use of salt ; the acid ...
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... acid lysine ( Lys ) , which is then added to the polypeptide chain . Next in position to be read is CCU , which draws a transfer RNA molecule carrying the amino acid proline ( Pro ) to be transferred to the growing polypeptide chain ...
... acid lysine ( Lys ) , which is then added to the polypeptide chain . Next in position to be read is CCU , which draws a transfer RNA molecule carrying the amino acid proline ( Pro ) to be transferred to the growing polypeptide chain ...
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