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Food Analysis edited byS. Suzanne NielsenPurdue UniversityWest Lafayette, IN, USAF ourth EditionABCII partCompositional Analysisof Foods6chapterMoisture and Total SolidsAnalysisRobert L. Bradley, of Food Science, University of Wisconsin,Madison, WI 53706, Importance of Moisture Moisture Content of Forms of Water in Sample Collection and Oven Drying General Removal of Decomposition of Other Temperature Types of Pans for Oven Handling and Preparation Control of Surface Crust Formation(Sand Pan Technique) Forced Draft Vacuum Microwave Infrared Nielsen,Food Analysis ,Food Science Texts Series, DOI ,c Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 20108586 Part II Compositional Analysis of Rapid Moisture Analyzer Distillation Reflux Distillation with Chemical Method: Karl Fischer Physical Dielectric Infrared Freezing
Milk, reduced fat, fluid, 2% 89.3 Yogurt, plain, low fat 85.1 Cottage cheese, low fat or 2% milk fat 80.7 Cheddar cheese 36.8 Ice cream, vanilla 61.0 Fats and oils Margarine, regular, hard, corn, hydrogenated 15.7 Butter, with salt 15.9 Oil-soybean, salad, or cooking 0 Fruits and vegetables Watermelon, raw 91.5 Oranges, raw, California navels 86.3
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