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Inorganic Ionss might choose to make. Traces of ions might derive from the brewing plant itself. The roles that these ions play in successful beer-making is often subtle and indirect, but it is not trivial; in some places and on some occasions inorganic ions are a defining character of the beer produced.

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Modificationof FAN or sugars) and biochemical (e.g., amount and kinds of enzymes) changes that take place during malting. Modification affects processes throughout the manufacture of beer. In this chapter, we focus only on physical and chemical aspects; Chapter 10 addresses the enzymes of malt and their role in brewing.

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Specimen Collection and Handlingotation was invented by Sorensen to make very small numbers fit into a more comprehensible range; thus a hydrogen ion concentration of 0.0000007 molar or 10.M is pH 7.0. In doing so however he introduced an important peculiarity: the pH scale is exponential. Therefore, a solution at pH 6.0 contains

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-7631-3is immediately obvious to the consumer. Though a few beer types, such a wheat beers, are deliberately served hazy (in which case . haze is an issue), for the most part consumers expect clear beer; they might (rightly) suspect poor quality and reject beer that is not clear. Producing beers that are c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-0378-1erties arise and how, at multiple stages, the outcome of the process is affected. The book could have therefore been written with but two chapters entitled (a) Raw Materials and (b) Processes. Much of what we might want to say about raw materials, however, is subsumed in other chapters, e.g., Modifi