A New Dairy Industry; Preparation And Sale of Artificial Mothers' Milk "normal Infants' Milk"
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In some of these apparatus an electric bell has been connected with the thermometer in a manner to close the contact and ring when the quicksilver has risen to the prescribed degrees of heat ; but as the heating has to be done very gradually, or a large number of bottles will crack and burst, the operator's hand is re- quired constantly on the steam valve and his eye on the thermometer, so that this electrical arrangement becomes entirely superfluous.
The inconvenience of losing bottles and the...ir con- tents by bursting was practically overcome by the immersion of the bottles in a water bath, and the success of this simple expedient seemed to prove a lasting one until a singular ' defect to it appeared, which very speedily caused the abandonment of the water sterilization as far as it was applied in the pro- duction of normal infants' milk. It was' found that the bottles used in the water sterilization began, in the course of time, to loose their brilliancy, their sur- face becoming dull and gritty by the action of minute particles of lime which were deposited by the boiling ■water, and which defied all efforts to remove them by mechanical or by chemical means of cleansing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In some of these apparatus an electric bell has been connected with the thermometer in a manner to close the contact and ring when the quicksilver has risen to the prescribed degrees of heat ; but as the heating has to be done very gradually, or a large number of bottles will crack and burst, the operator's hand is re- quired constantly on the steam valve and his eye on the thermometer, so that this electrical arrangement becomes entirely superfluous.
The inconvenience of losing bottles and the...ir con- tents by bursting was practically overcome by the immersion of the bottles in a water bath, and the success of this simple expedient seemed to prove a lasting one until a singular ' defect to it appeared, which very speedily caused the abandonment of the water sterilization as far as it was applied in the pro- duction of normal infants' milk. It was' found that the bottles used in the water sterilization began, in the course of time, to loose their brilliancy, their sur- face becoming dull and gritty by the action of minute particles of lime which were deposited by the boiling ■water, and which defied all efforts to remove them by mechanical or by chemical means of cleansing.
What to read after A New Dairy Industry; Preparation And Sale of Artificial Mothers' Milk "normal Infants' Milk"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Frederick Sarg to read onlineMoreLess
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