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publicationDate 1983-02-25-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
publicationNumber CS-218062-B1
titleOfInvention A method of reducing the concentration of sulfur dioxide in ethanolic distillates
abstract The invention relates to a foodstuff. In processnreduction of sulfur dioxide concentrationnin ethanolic distillates, mainly fruitnand guilty.nOxide is separated in ethanolic distillatesnsulfur dioxide by distillation on a rectification columnnleaving SO2 and aldehydes out of the head.nThe process is carried out at high refluxnratio. A substantial portion of ethanol with waternleaves as a distillation residue.nSulfur dioxide content in distillationnthe residue is reduced by the addition of oxide, hydroxide,nalkaline earth metal carbonate; \ tor. \ tnmixtures thereof. The sulphite formed from alcoholnof the solution.nThe invention finds application in removalnsulfur dioxide in fruit and winendistillates, thereby significantly improving their quality.
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