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Hence, when the American Association of Creamery Butter Manufacturers began its study of losses of fat in buttemiilk it was confronted with the problem of devising a suitable test for the accurate deter- mination of the per cent of fat in buttermilk, Trials were made of different combinations of chemicals, such as, sulphuric acid and amyl alcohol, sulphuric acid and iso- butyl alcohol, and sulphuric acid and normal butyl («-butyl) alcohol. y\fter extensive experiments had been made sulphuric ac...id and ;/-l)utyl alcohol were selectefl as the most suitable combination to use, and ior the following reasons: (i) The results, with duplicate tests, are exceptionally uni- AMERICAN ASS(X;i A'lIOX TESI 105 form and correspond closely to chemical anal_\"sis (The Rose- Gottlieb test), as the accompanying table shows. (2) There is much less trouble with a deposit in the test bottles than is the case where the other alcohols are used. (3) Xormal butyl (»-but}-l) alcohol, being a single alcohol that is readily jjuritied, is free of impurities while the am_\'l and iso-but}'l alcohols are not likeh" to be.
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