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Studies on acetylmethylcerbinol and diacetyl in dairy products

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Michaelian, M.B., Hammer, B.W

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TextSeries: Dairy Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station. Research Bulletin No. 179Publication details: Iowa 1935Description: 204-231 p

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