Acid Degree Values

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• degree Dornic — (°D)    a measure of the acidity of milk. Each degree Dornic is equivalent to 0.01% lactic acid in the milk. Normal values are around 15 …   Dictionary of units of measurement

• degree Soxhlet-Henkel — (°SH)    a measure of the acidity of milk. Each degree Soxhlet Henkel is equivalent to 0.0225% lactic acid in the milk. Normal values are around 7 …   Dictionary of units of measurement

• degree Therner — (°Th)    a measure of the acidity of milk. Each degree Therner is equivalent to 0.009% lactic acid in the milk. Normal values are around 17 …   Dictionary of units of measurement

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