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From Studies on Fermentation by Louis Pasteur.

Ice, quantities consumed in “low” breweries, 11

Illusions as to absence of foreign organisms, 36, 85, 92

Impregnations, spontaneous, 65, 66, 69, 73, 79

Impregnation, mode of (_penicillium glaucum_), 86

Impurity of ferments, source of experimental errors, 37 of yeast masked for a time, 220

Increase of yeast disproportionate to sugar used, 237

Infusions, nature of organisms in, 39

Infusoria, 35

Insoluble substances in wort, 386

Inverting constituent of yeast, 321, and footnote

Isolation of ferment, 77

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