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Korean Journal of Food Science and Technology 1993 Volume.25 No. 2 p.105 ~ p.108
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Electrochemical Measurement of Salt content in Soysauce and Margarine
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Abstract
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A new devised conductivity meter was used in the rapid and convenient determination of salt contents of soysauce and margarine. The equation (1)¡(5) was set up between the electric conductivity (x) for 100 times diluted solution of soysauce and the salt contents (y).
y=0.083x-1.253 (at 15¡É ) (1)
y=0.077x-2.062 (at 20¡É ) (2)
y=0.071x-2.686 (at 25¡É ) (3)
y=0.066x-3.153 (at 30¡É ) (4)
y=0.062x-3.522 (at 35¡É ) (5)
y=(-0.001139t+0.0999)x+(-0.126t+0.557) (temperature range; 15¡35¡É ) (6)
y=salt contents [%], x=conductivity [¥ì¥Ø^(-1)¡¤cm^(-1)], t=temp. [¡É].
The salt contents could be estimated by the equation (1)¡(6) and the measured conductivity. The estimated salt contents agreed with that determined by conventional method within 0.27[%] as salt contents. For margarine, the equation (7) was setup between the conductivity (x) and the salt contents (Y)
y = 0.00266x + 0.057 (at 20 ¡É ) (7)
y=salt contents [%], x=conductivity [¥ì¥Ø^(-1)¡¤cm^(-1)]
The salt contents estimated with the equation (7) and the measured condutivity agreed with that determined by conventional method within 0.028[%] as salt contents. The electric conductivity obtained with conductivity meter could be a valuable criteria salt contents test of Korean soysauce and margarine determining in a few second or minute by handy compact portable meter.
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