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Proof The ethanol content of a liquid at SOT (15.56°C) stated as twice the percent of ethanol by volume. Proof = 2 X volume percent ethanol in a liquid (at 60 F) [Pg.289]

Apparent Proof The equivalent of proof for ethanol solutions containing ingredients other than water (i.e., denatured alcohol). Apparent proof is determined by specific gravity readings for ethanol-water mixtures at 60/60°F. [Pg.289]

Proof Gallon Amount of ethanol in one wine gallon of 100 proof alcohol at 60 F. [Pg.289]

Wine Gallon A United States gallon of liquid measure equivalent to the volume of 231.2 cubic inches. [Pg.289]


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