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Study on the application of immobilized yeast in in Chinese liquor fermentation

Wei Jia-qian

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Traditional technology for Chinese liquor production was partially changed using immobilized yeast fermentation technique and further investigated.The results showed that both alcohol yield and ethanol producing rate increased 3% with no effect on original wine flavor and other physical and chemical parameters by the use of immobilized yeast compared with the use of free yeast in fermentation.

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Traditional technology for Chinese liquor production was partially changed using immobilized yeast fermentation technique and further investigated.The results showed that both alcohol yield and ethanol producing rate increased 3% with no effect on original wine flavor and other physical and chemical parameters by the use of immobilized yeast compared with the use of free yeast in fermentation.

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Traditional technology for Chinese liquor production was partially changed using immobilized yeast fermentation technique and further investigated.The results showed that both alcohol yield and ethanol producing rate increased 3% with no effect on original wine flavor and other physical and chemical parameters by the use of immobilized yeast compared with the use of free yeast in fermentation.

Key concepts: Yeast, Fermentation, Chemistry, Wine, Food science, Yeast in winemaking, Ethanol, Flavor

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