COLLOIDAL STABILITY OF BEER - PRACTICAL REPORT

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https://doi.org/10.47820/recima21.v3i5.1474

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Abstract

Beer is a product that, since recent times, has been highly appreciated worldwide. In Brazil it is no different, the country has one of the largest brewing markets, with numbers that annually have been rising exponentially. One of the key factors to have a positive visibility at the time of marketing is the quality of beer. Colloidal stability is one of the main factors for this, i.e. the appearance of beer portrays whether the trader will have a good reputation or not. This stability is influenced by turbidity and this, in turn, is caused due to reactions involving proteins and polyphenols that form a compound of higher molecular weight making it insoluble at certain temperatures. First, these compounds only become insoluble at temperatures below 0°C and eventually redissolve when the beer returns to a higher temperature, then called cold turbidity. If this turbidity remains for a long period, it ends up becoming a permanent turbidity. There are several mechanisms for the elimination of these components, being more used the clarifying adjuvants that help in the removal of these compounds. Based on this, the present study aimed to review the use of seven types of clarifying agents, according to recent sources studied.

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Author Biographies

Lucas da Silva Campos

Universidade de Vassouras - RJ

Lígia Marcondes Rodrigues dos Santos

Universidade de Vassouras

Leonardo Furtado Pinheiro

Brozyn BioSolutions

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Published

26/05/2022

How to Cite

Silva Campos, L. da, Marcondes Rodrigues dos Santos, L. ., & Pinheiro, L. F. (2022). COLLOIDAL STABILITY OF BEER - PRACTICAL REPORT. RECIMA21 - Revista Científica Multidisciplinar - ISSN 2675-6218, 3(5), e351474. https://doi.org/10.47820/recima21.v3i5.1474