Arthur D. Little has worked with fluidized-bed technology for ten years or more-particularly with the processing of metallurgical or inorganic chemical materials. Our first work was on the de composition of manganese nitrate to manganese dioxide and the nitrogen oxides. We feel that fluid bed processing has great promise in the processing of food.—H.W.F.
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