Learn about the many adulterants that have been introduced to milk and other dairy products. Detection of microorganisms in dairy products: Table sugar is detected in the following ways: Determination of the presence of starch Detection of Acids and Bases Soap Detection and Identification Formalin is being looked for. Detection of Ammonium Sulfate: in addition to the tests for detecting them, there are other tests for detecting them.

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