Summary The addition of small amounts of phosphate salts reduced the amount of deposit formed from heated milk, both in laboratory experiments and during the operation of a practical ultra-high-temperature heat-exchanger. Sodium pyrophosphate was much more effective than the other phosphates tested. Reasons are suggested for these observed effects.
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