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PROCESS FOR PREVENTING MELANOSIS IN SHELLFISH
   
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US Patent 3859450
Issued Date
January 7, 1975
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A process and apparatus for preventing melanosis in shellfish which are to be preserved for freezing are disclosed in which shellfish in a container are covered with an aqueous solution of an innocuous acid, such as citric acid, and the interior of the container is pressurized with carbon dioxide at a predetermined pressure and for a predetermined time. As a result, carbonic anhydride and citric acid penetrate the bodies of the shellfish to preserve the fish and prevent melanosis.
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Published
January 7, 1975
Application Number
05/251,469
Filed
May 8, 1972
US Classification
426/268   426/263 426/327 426/332 426/643
Int'l Classification
A23B   4/16   (20060101)   A23B   4/08   (20060101)   A23B   4/12   (20060101)   A23B   4/06   (20060101)   A23B   4/14   (20060101)   A23B   4/26   (20060101)   A22C   29/00   (20060101)  
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May 07, 1971 [ES] 390948 Mar 24, 1972 [ES] 401129
USPTO Field of Search
99/158   99/160   99/225   99/195   426/262   426/263   426/268   426/321   426/323   426/328   426/474   426/506   426/327   426/332   426/376  
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