Need help with this question. Thank you :) Chose the incorrect statement from below.Select one:a. Protein stability and subsequently bentonite dosage is dependent on pH.b. Protein stability increases with increasing alcohol content.c. Successful bentonite fining requires regular bench testing as protein content can vary bywine variety and season etc.O d. The over addition of bentonite fining agent can strip the wine of important flavour andaroma compounds.

with increasing alcohol content, protein stability does not increase.

Chose the incorrect statement from below. Select one: O a. Protein stability and subsequently bentonite dosage is dependent on pH. O b. Protein stability increases with increasing alcohol content. Successful bentonite fining requires regular bench testing as protein content can vary by wine variety and season etc. С. d. The over addition of bentonite fining agent can strip the wine of important flavour and aroma compounds.

Chose the incorrect statement from below. Select one: O a. Protein stability and subsequently bentonite dosage is dependent on pH. O b. Protein stability increases with increasing alcohol content. Successful bentonite fining requires regular bench testing as protein content can vary by wine variety and season etc. С. d. The over addition of bentonite fining agent can strip the wine of important flavour and aroma compounds.

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