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Debra Freeman

This document discusses a method for estimating the "true protein nitrogen" fraction in worts and beers. It involves heating the sample with sodium nitrite and acetic acid to deaminate nitrogen compounds, followed by cooling when the true protein fraction precipitates out. The method is evaluated based on previous literature which showed wort contains protein fractions of varying molecular sizes and compositions. Two main protein fractions are discussed - globulin, which is not readily coagulated by boiling, and albumin, which is coagulated by heating below boiling. The document aims to precisely define and estimate the true protein fraction in worts and beers.

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