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Development and evaluation of a membrane-based strategy for the valorization of greek-yogurt acid whey
Greek yogurt acid whey, a dairy byproduct with limited utilizations, contains a large amount of lactose, which is recoverable by nanofiltration (NF). However, NF of acid whey is affected by challenges, particularly mineral scaling and membrane fouling. This study investigated the effect of heat-cent
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