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    Czech Republic Total population: 10 554 000 ➤ Population aged 15 years and older (15+): 86% ➤ Population in urban areas: 74% ➤ Income group (World Bank): High income ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION: LEVELS AND PATTERNS Recorded alcohol per capita (15+) consumption, 1961–2010 Recorded alcohol per capita (15+) consumption (in litres of pure alcohol) by type of alcoholic beverage, 2010 Data refer to litres of pure alcohol per capita (15+). Litres of pure alcohol 20 n n n n n 15 10

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    Methyl Ester Lab Report

    oil mole ratio (1:6 to 1:24). The synthesis of methyl esters were achieved by an autoclave nitrogen pressurized reactor equipped with a magnetic stirrer and a thermocouple.42 A maximum yield (97%) of methyl ester was obtained at a temperature of 180 °C, 1:15 molar ratio of methanol and oil for a reaction period of 2 hours. The 3 wt% of catalyst amount and 350-360 min-1 agitation speed were fixed respectively to obtain good yields. 2.13. Esterification of free fatty acids in crude palm oil The production

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    Phosphoric Acid Lab Report

    critical concentration value for dissolution of Avicel. The dissolution mechanism was also capable of fractionating lignocellulose components at the modest reaction conditions, and the fractionations were then regenerated by an organic solvent, e.g., ethanol and acetone, or water [180, 256]. The regenerated amorphous cellulose, precipitated from the dissolved cellulose, demonstrated extremely high reactivity for enzymatic digestibility, suggesting the dissolution technique as a new approach for pretreatment

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    Vacuum Drying Case Study

    2.6.4 Vacuum drying Amellal and Benamara (2008) investigated the drying ability of date (Phoenix dactylifera L.) pulp cubes from three Algerian common varieties (Mech - Degla, Degla - Beida, and Frezza). Drying process was carried out under partial vacuum (200 mbar) at 60, 80, and 100° C. Compared to the Newton model, the Henderson and Pabis model better described drying kinetic of Mech - Degla and Frezza pulps at 60 and 80° C with a mean relative error (MRE) not higher than 6.07%. The same model

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    Prohibition Era Research Paper

    The prohibition era describes a moment in American history where the consumption of alcohol beverages was banned between the years 1913 and 1933. During this time the American congress dismissed all alcohol selling and consumption activities in various states in the U.S. following the requirements of the 18th amendment[footnoteRef:1]. The amendment was approved by the United States congress in the year 1917 and declared the manufacturing sale and transportation of alcoholic material in the country

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    How Did Prohibition Change American Culture

    Once Prohibition was enacted, from 1920 through 1933, times changed drastically. Although the goal of Prohibition was to end the consumption and sale of alcohol, America still kept drinking. Drinking during Prohibition changed the culture of those in urban, northeastern cities, “Prohibition changed not only where Americans drank, but who drank as well” (Okrent 211) . People for the first time threw parties that served alcohol without even serving meals. The entire culture of parties changed; parties

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    School Lunches

    I am comparing two images of perfume advertisements designed to attract my attention in purchasing one. The first image is pop singer Rihanna with her brand of perfume called RiRi and the second image was of an unidentified model with the perfume name Chloe. I must say both ads try to grab your attention with beautiful women displayed and advertising the perfume bottles with a simple yet direct approach. It seems that although they are both perfumes designed for women, they are targeted towards

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    Minors who break the law may be charged with criminal offenses, and if convicted, face jail sentences, fines, diversion programs (supervised counseling, which often results in dropped charges if the minor participates successfully in the program), and sentences such as a number of hours of community service. What if there was a place that you could be eighteen and not get a ticket for just having a beer in your hand? A place where younger adults could drink without getting caught. This place should

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    Product and Price

    Product and Price The business that Hammonds Liquor is entering is the sale of alcohol. The purpose of this paper is to introduce the product and the pricing guidelines for which Hammonds Liquor will follow. The product itself will be various types of alcohol such as rum, vodka, tequila, and bourbon. There will be various sizes from a pint, a fifth, and a gallon offered of each type of alcohol. Hammonds Liquor will be selling vodka as one of the main products. The reason being that vodka is one

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    Can the surface tension of water be affected by common household chemicals? Project design plan Water is composed of two Hydrogen molecules which are covalently bonded to an Oxygen molecule. In this configuration the Hydrogens electrons are located closest to the oxygen molecule, while the oxygen’s electrons are on the opposite side of the atom away from the Hydrogen molecules. This causes the Hydrogen side of the water molecule to have a negative charge and the hydrogen side of the atom to have

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