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Acidity on brine liquid where there is no direct acid (citric/acetic)

Started by , Apr 06 2015 07:07 AM
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Dear friends,

 

I am working in a canned beans industry, where we are preparing a kind of brine liquid(with the ingredient salt, sugar, chilli powder, tomato paste, white pepper powder, ginger powder, starch powder). Now I just want to know how we analyze the acidity of the brine because we are not adding any acid( citric or acetic). 

 

I hope someone can help on this topic.

 

Thanks and regards,

Mohammed Salim  

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Hi Mohammed,

 

:welcome:

 

How about using a pH meter?

 

Regards,

 

Tony

Hi Tony,

 

Thank you for the reply.

 

yes. pH is there in our parameter list, I am using that. But we have to give titration acidity too

 

Best regards,

Mohammed salim

You could use the method described in the following link:

 

http://bit.ly/1c0ThjD

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    Dear Mohammed   

 

                   You are using tomato paste it contain citric acid % titrate as per method and calculate as citric acid         


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