2008
DOI: 10.18832/kp2008008
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Significance of SO2 in beer. Part 3: Factors which effect on production of sulphur dioxide during brewing fermentation.

Abstract: V článku je zkoumán vliv kmene pivovarských kvasinek a technologických parametrů na tvorbu oxidu siřičitého. Je zde také sledován úbytek oxidu siřičitého během skladování, dále je ukázán jeho vliv na zlepšení oxidační a staré chuti piva a také korelace jeho koncentrace v pivu s oxidoredukční kapacitou.

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“…The influence of sulphur dioxide addition on the suppression of oxidized and stale beer flavours was confirmed. A statistically significant correlation between the redox capacity and the total sulphur dioxide concentration was verified [7].…”
Section:  Lepek V Pivumentioning
confidence: 78%
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“…The influence of sulphur dioxide addition on the suppression of oxidized and stale beer flavours was confirmed. A statistically significant correlation between the redox capacity and the total sulphur dioxide concentration was verified [7].…”
Section:  Lepek V Pivumentioning
confidence: 78%
“…The average concentrations of SO 2 were 7.5 mg/l in dark lager beers, 6.2 mg/l in pale lager beers and 4.9 mg/l in draft beers. For two beers of foreign origin -Fosters (Australia) and Sol (Mexico) where sodium and potassium bisulphite are added, the total concentrations of SO 2 were, despite this lower than 20 mg/l [4,5,6,7].…”
Section:  Oxid Siřičitýmentioning
confidence: 90%
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