Journal of Dairy Science · 1950 · 10 citations · 1 references
AgricultureChemistryFood ScienceAnalytical ChemistryFood AnalysisMilk ChemistryColor AnalysisEnzyme KineticsLactose ChemistryMilk CarbohydratesMilk ColorPhysicochemical Properties Of MilkColorimetric Carbohydrate AssaysColorimetric Enzyme AssaysColorimetric ScreeningHydrolysisLactose QuantificationMilk ColorimetryQuantitative Determination
For the quantitative determination of a single sugar, numerous methods are available. However, most of these methods are not satisfactory when applied to a solution containing two or more sugars. In the hydrolysis of lactose three sugars, lactose, glucose and galactose, are involved. In certain methods of analysis, bacterial ferments or yeast enzymes are used to destroy one or more of the sugars in a mixture, but this is often time consuming.
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