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DAP is 21% nitrogen by weight. Adding DAP during active fermentation will help the yeast remove existing sulfide within a few hours, but only if the ABV is under 7%.<ref name="Kaiser"/> | DAP is 21% nitrogen by weight. Adding DAP during active fermentation will help the yeast remove existing sulfide within a few hours, but only if the ABV is under 7%.<ref name="Kaiser"/> | ||
Equal proportions of ammonium to amino nitrogen and moderate initial concentrations of DAP (100 to 150 mg N/l) result in the lowest sulfide formation after peak fermentation.<ref name="Butzke">Butzke, CE and Park, SK. [https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/5ee8/503db38eb8e0b117b62e499c21218eb0ffd7.pdf "Impact of Fermentation Rate Changes on Potential Hydrogen Sulfide Concentrations in Wine."] ''J. Microbiol. Biotechnol.'' 2011. 21(5). pp. 519–524</ref> | Equal proportions of ammonium to amino nitrogen and moderate initial concentrations of DAP (100 to 150 mg N/l) result in the lowest sulfide formation after peak fermentation.<ref name="Butzke">Butzke, CE and Park, SK. [https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/5ee8/503db38eb8e0b117b62e499c21218eb0ffd7.pdf "Impact of Fermentation Rate Changes on Potential Hydrogen Sulfide Concentrations in Wine."] ''J. Microbiol. Biotechnol.'' 2011. 21(5). pp. 519–524</ref> |