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Beer, canned

Since the 1960s the overall number of types has been decreasing, or at least remained unchanged (standard products), but some figures indicate that in the future the creation of new products might take place as a strong alternative to the previous mass-produced beers of less body or character. A traditional and overall grouping of beer can nevertheless stiU be made, ie, bottom-fermented beet and top-fermented beer. [Pg.12]

MATERIALS Martini or wine glass, beer can or other tubular container or cardboard from which to fashion one, sticks, tape or string, plastic explosive. [Pg.33]

Those are good ones, he laughed. And don t forget about Ole Bjorkan, inventor of the beer-can opener. By this time, we were both in stitches. [Pg.26]

Low-calorie beers can be produced by enzymatic hydrolysis of the unfermentable polysaccharides, which make up a considerable amount of the caloric content of beer. The wort contains more fermentable sugars after this treatment and is diluted after the fermentation to reach the normal alcohol concentration. [Pg.72]

Figure 24-3 (a) Porous carbon stationary phase (2 p,m thick) on inside wall of fused silica open tubular column. (fc>) Chromatogram of vapors from the headspace of a beer can. obtained with 0.25-mm-diameter x 30-m-long porous carbon column operated at 30°C for 2 min and then ramped up to 160°C at 20°/min. [Courtesy Alltech Associates, State College, PA.]... [Pg.530]

Foam characteristics in several commercial beers were evaluated using one-dimensional NMR image. Foam texture differences and regions of cling, head, and liquid beer can be clearly distinguished. Significant differences in rates of foam collapse were measured [22]. [Pg.128]

Figure 3-11 Close-up of the destroyed coker drum—crushed in like an aluminum beer can. Courtesy of S. O. Kapenieks. Figure 3-11 Close-up of the destroyed coker drum—crushed in like an aluminum beer can. Courtesy of S. O. Kapenieks.
Other witnesses said the coker appeared to be crushed-in like an aluminum beer can being squeezed in the middle. The vessel tore away from levels of decking and was so distorted it could not be salvaged. [Pg.71]

The absence of odor, taste, and toxicity in vinyl coatings makes them suitable for the lining of beer cans. They have other applications in food containers but certain limitations exist. Namely, poor adhesion and sensitive to temperatures used in processing foods. [Pg.503]

Beer Cans Black Electric Tape SloM Burning Tuse Gasot ine... [Pg.26]

Cut out the tops and bottoms from 2 beer cans leaving clean edges.Th en cut out the top of a third beer can and make a fuse hole in the center of the can bottom. Fig.I... [Pg.26]


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