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Homebrew and Chemistry
A blog about Homebrew and about Chemistry. Why? Because that's what I like. Homebrew and Chemistry. Sometimes the chemistry is about homebrew and sometimes it's not.
About Me
- Chemgeek
- I am a homebrewer. I only do extract and partial mash brewing (right now). I prefer stouts and american pale ales. I am also a chemist. I teach college chemistry. I prefer organic chemistry and biochemistry.
Followers
Brewing status
- Secondary 1: Metathesis Ale
- Secondary 2: Another New Version of Beer
- Secondary 3: Guinness Clone
- Bottle conditioning: Nothing
- Keg 1: Nothing
- Drinking: Nothing
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Blogs I read
- Beercraft Blog
- Brew Dudes
- Carbon Tet
- Carbon-based Curiosities
- Chemical Sabbatical
- Chemistry and cooking
- Everyday Scientist
- Final Gravity
- Hop Talk
- In The Pipeline
- Khymos
- Lab Cat
- Liquid Carbon
- Lisa-tastrophies
- MN Beer
- Molecule of the day
- Org Prep Daily
- Science Base
- Terra Sigillata
- The Chem Blog
- The House of Gordon
- Totally Synthetic
- True Confessions of a Medical Scholar
- Vita Brevis
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Blog Archive
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January
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- A research project worth doing
- This is why I love Minnesota.
- When I'm King of the World....
- What's your base bath recipe?
- When I'm King of the World....
- When I'm King of the World....
- My own beer reviews
- On the basic nature of Organic Chemistry
- Bloggers block
- When I'm King of the World....
- When I'm King of the World....
- Semester about to begin
- Happy Birthday to my blog and tips to start homebr...
- Hop crisis. This time it's personal.
- A Hoppy New Year?
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5 comments:
Back in college, I visited my best friend (who is also now a homebrewer) over the winter break. We went out to his garage where his dad kept a fully operational battle station...er...fully stocked fridge. We went out there to enjoy a few, but it was cold (Indiana cold, not Minnesota cold, but I do think it was single digits). The beer was in liquid form when we pulled them from the fridge, but after popping the top and letting them sit for 30 seconds, they were almost completely frozen.
Moral of the story: drink cold beer inside on cold days. And, if you're going to do this study, do a few controls with uncapped bottles and open cans.
Canadians... :D
How you tell Canadian in a bar: He drinks with his both hands.
And what is the difference between russian weddings and funerals: Funerals have one drunk less.
There would at least be some cool (ugh) freezing point depression experiments to do with different types of beer...
The research project is serious business. The main thing is to collect only the tradable inventory and not the one that was published by students who do not use the services 🖌 and who do not know anything themselves.
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