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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"metallic taste"”.

  1. The Interaction of Iron with Proteins and Sugars in Biological Fluids and Beverages

    … The existence of iron may not only cause metallic flavor, it may also deeply impact health of human and animals by interacting with constituents in the related biological fluids such as saliva and milk. The overall goal of this study is to investigate the taste interaction between iron and …

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  2. Formation of Copper-Salivary Component Complexes and Its Effect on Sensory Perception

    … in drinking water elicits a persisting bitter, metallic, or astringent taste. Characteristics and perception mechanisms of copper sensation have not been fully understood. Saliva is assumed to influence copper sensations via binding of salivary electrolytes or proteins with copper. The …

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  3. Sensory Evaluations of USDA Select Strip Loin Steaks Enhanced with Sodium and Potassium Phosphates and USDA Choice Strip Loin Steaks for Comparable Palatability Factors

    … impact flavor by giving a bitter, salty or metallic taste. This experiment was conducted to determine the effect of enhancement on the eating quality of USDA Select strip loin steaks. After a training session, six students in the agriculture department at Western Kentucky University were …

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  4. Iron and manganese accumulation potential in water distribution networks

    … problems such as giving water an unpleasant metallic taste and staining of laundry. It has also been found that increased Mn concentrations in drinking water can reduce intellectual function of children. Despite efforts by water companies to comply with standards for drinking water, they …

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