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Diacetyl and Beer Fermentation

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F. H. White & T. Wainwright. (1975) ANALYSIS OF DIACETYL AND RELATED COMPOUNDS IN FERMENTATIONS. Journal of the Institute of Brewing 81:1, pages 37-45.
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D. A. Baker & B. H. Kirsop. (1973) RAPID BEER PRODUCTION AND CONDITIONING USING A PLUG FERMENTOR. Journal of the Institute of Brewing 79:6, pages 487-494.
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T. Wainwright. (1973) DIACETYL-A REVIEW: PART I-ANALYTICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL CONSIDERATIONS: PART II-BREWING EXPERIENCE. Journal of the Institute of Brewing 79:6, pages 451-470.
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Alf D. Haukeli & Sturla Lie. (1971) THE INFLUENCE OF 2-ACETOHYDROXY ACIDS ON THE DETERMINATION OF VICINAL DIKETONES IN BEER AND DURING FERMENTATION. Journal of the Institute of Brewing 77:6, pages 538-543.
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T. Kurz, M. Fellner, T. Becker & A. Delgado. (1953) Observation and Control of the Beer Fermentation Using Cognitive Methods. Journal of the Institute of Brewing 59:3, pages 241-252.
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