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cooling process post-wine frying, the wine that was rapidly cooledto 30 C had high level of urea than the naturally cooled wine. Thiswas in accordance to the result observed in case of EC, which washigher in the wine cooled under the natural condition as comparedto the rapid cool process (Fig. 2A). This was probably due to theincreased reaction rates found between the urea and ethanol athigh temperature conditions during the natural cooling process.The results were identical to another study performed earlier, inthat the urea level and EC concentration tested in the yellow ricewine samples had negative linear correlation (Fu et al., 2010).Several other studies also showed that EC formation was significantlyaccelerated at high temperature conditions, as well as highethanol, urea, and citrulline concentration (Canas et al., 1994;Hasnip, Caputi, Crews, & Brereton, 2004; Kodama et al., 1994; Ough& Stevens, 1993).4. Conclusions
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