The effect of heating skimmilk to 90 C and adjusting it to temperatures of 0 to 5 and 35 to 40 C and to pH 5.0 and 7.5 upon amount and composition of the three major skimmilk nltraeentrifugal fractions, i.e., pellet, supernatant, and opalescent liquid layer located above the pellet, was determined. Recentrifugation of the crude opalescent layer produeed an opalescent layer supernatant and pellet.
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