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Specimen Collection and Handling 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 . less H. than at pH 7.0 and a wort at pH 5.2 contains nearly four times as much H. as a wort at pH 5.8.

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Speech Acts and Clinical Practice,r is “colored-up” to look like an ale, consumers are likely to ascribe flavor descriptors normally associated with ales. While interpretations of color by consumers are by no means correct in all cases, beer color and consistent beer color are important quality criteria.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-7631-3for the most part consumers expect clear beer; they might (rightly) suspect poor quality and reject beer that is not clear. Producing beers that are clear and remain clear in the trade is therefore an essential requirement of almost all brewers.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-4451-0ology; the three essential transformations of beer making, i.e., modification of barley to make malt, extraction of malt to make fermentable wort and fermentation of wort to make beer, are all catalyzed by enzymes. The brewer’s main task is to assure consistent control of these processes by managing enzyme action.

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Proteinsydrophobic protein particle (hydrophobin) present in barleys contaminated with mold spores (notably, Fusarium) that induces gushing of beer and the factor in malt responsible for premature yeast flocculation is proteinaceous in character.

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Sanitation and Qualitynd continual review of quality records and practices, and so on. A more contemporary term might be Total Quality Management (TQM); QA is recognized in such formal programs as ISO 9000/9001, U.K. B55750, U.S. MIL-Q-9858 etc.