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SM ISO690:2012 ODĂGERIU, Gheorghe, COTEA, Valeriu, MINCIUNĂ, L., COLIBABA, Cintia, BUBURUZANU, Cristian. Aspecte privind influenţa unor procedee de refrigerare asupra solubilităţii compuşilor tartrici din vinuri
. In: Ştiinţa Agricolă, 2009, nr. 1, pp. 38-44. ISSN 1857-0003. |
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Numărul 1 / 2009 / ISSN 1857-0003 /ISSNe 2587-3202 | |
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This study presents data concerning the variation of tartric compounds solubility (KHT, CaT) duringformation, maturationand refrigeration of “Grasade Cotnari”wine. Refrigeration was done by traditional, classic and continuous flow methods. The compounds solubility is analyzed with the help of the following parameters: concentrations (PC, PCT) and solubility(KST, KS ) ofproducts at -4 0C,KHTand CaTexcess at -4 0C, theoretical saturation temperatures (TTS) of KHT and CaT. Solubility values were calculated according to the alcoholic degree, total acidity, pH, tartric acid and potassium and calcium cations.
During this study, it was noted that tartric compounds were insoluble, as a result of diminishing values of concentrations and solubility products ofKHT and CaT, depending on the dicrease of the main compounds that influence the solubility of tartric acid - potassium and calcium. This aspect is accentuated by the decreasing values ofKHTand CaT excess at -4 0C and by the theoreticalsaturation temperatures (TTS) ofKHTand CaT. This study offers experimental data necessary to explain physical-chemical phenomena that influence the solubility of tartric compounds (KHT and CaT) during wine development.
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Cuvinte-cheie Concentrations and solubility products, Saturation temperatures, Tartric compounds, Tartrates excess, Refrigeration |
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