Studies

CellWell record HH-131512

Survival of bromate and bromide in bread baked from white flour containing potassium bromate

Brian G. Osborne; Kenneth H. Willis; Gillian M. Barrett

Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture ยท 1988

In plain language

In bread baked with up to 100 mg per kg potassium bromate using the Chorleywood process, residual bromate was mostly undetectable, with unreacted bromate converted almost entirely into bromide.

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Design
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