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Phenols in smoked, cured meats: Nitrosation of phenols in liquid smokes and in smoked bacon

Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 1975
AbstractNitrosation of the phenolic components of liquid smoke preparations has been shown to take place in model systems simulating gastric digestion of smoked bacon. The major products isolated have been shown to be o‐nitrophenols formed by oxidation, in the meat system, of the corresponding nitroso derivative. Similar compounds have been shown to be
M E, Knowles, J, Gilbert, D J, MacWeeny
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Characterization of Iron Metal Corrosion in Liquid Smoke Coagulant [PDF]

open access: yesProcedia Chemistry, 2015
Latex coagulant is one of important factors on natural rubber processing because it will determine the quality of rubber end products. One of the coagulants that produce good quality natural rubber is liquid smoke. The use of liquid smoke as coagulant is
Suwardin, Didin, Vachlepi, Afrizal
exaly   +2 more sources

Investigating antimicrobial and antioxidant activity of liquid smoke and physical‐chemical stability of bacon subjected to liquid smoke and conventional smoking

Journal of Food Science
Abstract Liquid smoke, an alternative to traditional wood burning smoking, enhances product value by imparting desirable characteristics such as aroma, flavor, and color. Furthermore, it contains components with inherent antimicrobial and antioxidant properties.
Adriane Pegoraro Brustolin   +6 more
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