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INDEX
1. Introduction to Milk Testing
1.1 Importance of Milk Testing
1.2 Objectives of Milk Quality Control
1.3 Classification of Milk Tests
1.4 Sampling Techniques and Precautions
2. Physical Testing of Milk
2.1 Organoleptic Evaluation
2.2 Temperature Measurement
2.3 Sedimentation Test
2.4 Clot-on-Boiling (COB) Tests
2.5 Specific Gravity – Lactometer Test
2.6 Freezing Point Determination
3. Chemical Testing of Milk
4. Microbiological Testing
5. Adulteration and Contamination Detection
6. Instrumental Methods in Milk Testing
7. Quality Standards and Regulatory Requirements
8. Sample Collection and Laboratory Practices
9. Milk Testing in the Supply Chain
10. Recent Advances and Digital Tools
Annexures
References
Milk Testing
Home
INDEX
1. Introduction to Milk Testing
1.1 Importance of Milk Testing
1.2 Objectives of Milk Quality Control
1.3 Classification of Milk Tests
1.4 Sampling Techniques and Precautions
2. Physical Testing of Milk
2.1 Organoleptic Evaluation
2.2 Temperature Measurement
2.3 Sedimentation Test
2.4 Clot-on-Boiling (COB) Tests
2.5 Specific Gravity – Lactometer Test
2.6 Freezing Point Determination
3. Chemical Testing of Milk
4. Microbiological Testing
5. Adulteration and Contamination Detection
6. Instrumental Methods in Milk Testing
7. Quality Standards and Regulatory Requirements
8. Sample Collection and Laboratory Practices
9. Milk Testing in the Supply Chain
10. Recent Advances and Digital Tools
Annexures
References
More
Home
INDEX
1. Introduction to Milk Testing
1.1 Importance of Milk Testing
1.2 Objectives of Milk Quality Control
1.3 Classification of Milk Tests
1.4 Sampling Techniques and Precautions
2. Physical Testing of Milk
2.1 Organoleptic Evaluation
2.2 Temperature Measurement
2.3 Sedimentation Test
2.4 Clot-on-Boiling (COB) Tests
2.5 Specific Gravity – Lactometer Test
2.6 Freezing Point Determination
3. Chemical Testing of Milk
4. Microbiological Testing
5. Adulteration and Contamination Detection
6. Instrumental Methods in Milk Testing
7. Quality Standards and Regulatory Requirements
8. Sample Collection and Laboratory Practices
9. Milk Testing in the Supply Chain
10. Recent Advances and Digital Tools
Annexures
References
Milk Testing
An e-Manual by
Manoj Kumar
Assistant Professor
Institute of Food Technology
Bundelkhand University
, Jhansi, UP, INDIA
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