A Study Of The Optical Forms Of Lactic Acid Produced By Pure Cultures Of Bacillus Bulgaricus

This groundbreaking study by James Nimrod Currie explores the optical properties of lactic acid produced by pure cultures of Bacillus Bulgaricus. The study offers new insights into the biochemistry of lactic acid production and has important implications for industries such as dairy and food processing.
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