Brewing: Science and Practice, Volume 1J. Wiley & Sons Incorporated, 1938 - Brewing |
Contents
CHAPTER SECTION | 1 |
THE STRUCTURE AND CLASSIFICATION OF BARLEY | 15 |
CLASSIFICATION OF BARLEYS | 22 |
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a-amylase acid alkaline amino-acids analyses barley barley and malt beer boiling Brau brewers brewing quality buffer calcium Californian cane sugar carbohydrates carbonate cells changes chemical coagulation cold water extract colloidal colour composition constituents containing conversion corns determination dextrins diastatic activity dry malt dry weight endosperm English malts enzymic activity Fahr fermentation flavour germination give glucose glutelin grain grams grown hemicelluloses hops hordein humulon husk hydrogen ion concentration hydrolysis increase Inst isoelectric point Journ kiln latter liquor lupulon magnesium malt malting barley malting quality maltose Manchuria mash tun methods mild ales modification moisture content molecules narrow-eared nitrogen content obtained pale particles pentosans percentage permanently soluble nitrogen pH value phosphates Plumage-Archer precipitation properties proportion protein proteolytic quantity reaction reduced represented resins salts samples six-rowed barleys solution specific gravity starch substances sulphate temperature total nitrogen varieties varying Woch wort wort solids yeast