
|Articles|January 9, 2014
- The Column-01-09-2014
- Volume 10
- Issue 1
Keeping Beer Tasting Fresh — Batch-to-Batch GC Quality Analysis and Control
This article investigates the need for objective beer analysis, detailing how off-flavour GC beer analysis with flame ionization, electron capture, and pulse flame photometric detection provides standardized, easy-to-use, and rapid analysis for global beer quality control.
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This article investigates the need for objective beer analysis, detailing how off-flavour GC beer analysis with flame ionization, electron capture, and pulse flame photometric detection provides standardized, easy-to-use, and rapid analysis for global beer quality control.
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