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The electrical conductivity of milk - The effect of dilution and temperature
The electrical conductivity of milk at various dilutions was measured at different temperatures from; 2 to 70 degrees C The results showed that dilution has only, a small influence on the temperature dependence of conductivity. A simple power-law model predicts that the conductivity is proportional
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