Research on Theory and Experiment of Milk Ingredients Analysis with Laser

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In this paper, the laser is used as light source and interacted with the solution of milk powder; scattered light-to-transmitted light ratio is used to characterize the milk macromolecules. At first, this paper analyzes the theory of scattered light-to-transmitted light ratio,and a relation model is preliminarily built between the macromolecules and the ratio, then the parameters of the model are fitted through self-made experimental device. The relation model between the fat and protein of milk and the ratio is established.

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