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Vodka's molecular cocktail

by Manisha Lalloo, RSC last modified 05-27-10 01:57 AM Copyright 2010, RSC
Vodka's molecular cocktail

1H NMR spectra of some of vodka brands tested - the OH signal varies between samples © J. Agric. Food Chem.

American and Russian scientists studying the molecular structure of vodka have suggested that our choice of spirit could be influenced by its molecular make up.

Many vodka brands are simple mixtures of ethanol and water, with classic vodka composition of 40 per cent alcohol by volume. However vodka drinkers often display a preference for one brand of vodka over another. Dale Schaefer and colleagues at the University of Cincinnati and Moscow State University sought to determine whether there might be a molecular basis for this, by analysing the structural differences of five different vodka brands.  More...

http://www.rsc.org/chemistryworld/News/2010/May/27051001.asp

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