The effects of time and temperature of processing on the retention of thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, and pantothenic acid in pork luncheon meat are discussed. The rate of thiamine destruction is doubled with an 18°F. increase in temperature as contrasted with a tenfold increase in the rate of destruction of heat-resistant bacteria. Under conditions which permit uniformly rapid heating of the INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY

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