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Department of Animal Sciences, Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana
ABSTRACT
Milk containing telodrin and methoxychlor residues was processed into concentrated, dried, and sterilized dairy products. Heat treatments used in processing caused losses of residues. Between 40–50% of the telodrin residues were destroyed in evaporated milk and 10–20% of the residues during processing of milk for dry whole milk. Methoxychlor was more stable to milk-processing treatments.
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