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Preservation of Fish by the use of Nitrite Ice

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IN view of recently published accounts of work on the use of nitrites in the preservation of fish1–3, the results of some experiments carried out here in 1941, which will be fully reported elsewhere, are of interest.

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SHEWAN, J. Preservation of Fish by the use of Nitrite Ice. Nature 166, 613–614 (1950). https://doi.org/10.1038/166613a0

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