Increases efficiency and reduces conversion time by rapidly reducing insoluble and soluble starch by splitting starch molecules into many partially-fermentable dextrins and maltotriose. Given a long enough "rest," the amylase can dismantle all the dextrins to maltose, glucose, and small, branched limit dextrins.
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9/4/2006 -- If I am making wine from concentrate, is it recomended I add the bentonite at the pre-fermentation stage?
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5/29/2006 -- Approximately what quantity (mass and/or volume) of carbohydrate will be "digested" by 1.2 lbs of your amylase enzyme?
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