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Isohumulones are
chemical compounds that
contribute to the
bitter taste of beer and are in the
class of
compounds known as iso-alpha acids. They are found...
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During the
brewing process,
humulone degrades to cis- and trans-
isohumulone.
These “alpha acids”
survive the
boiling process,
although numerous oxidized...
- boiling, the
humulones are
thermally isomerized into iso-alpha
acids or
isohumulones,
which are
responsible for the
bitter taste of beer. Hops
contain beta...
- posthumulone, and prehumulone. The most
common iso-α-acids are cis- and trans-
isohumulone. The
alpha acid "rating" on hops
indicates the
amount of
alpha acid as...
- Ni2+ , Cu2+ ...),
macromolecules such as polysaccharides, proteins, and
isohumulone compounds from hops in the beer. Foam
stability is an
important concern...
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attenuation of at
least 64%, a
carbon dioxide content of at
least 0.42%, an
isohumulone content of 35 to 50 mg/L (equivalent to 35 to 50 IBU) and
could only...
- 5α-Dihydroaldosterone
Dihydrocortisone Hydrocortisone Humulone 18-Hydroxycorticosterone
Isohumulone This set
index page
lists chemical structure articles ****ociated with...
- process,
humulone undergoes isomerization to form both cis- and trans-
isohumulone which are
responsible for the
bitter taste of the beer. Hops also contain...
- De Keukeleire,
Denis (2004). "Riboflavin-sensitized
photooxidation of
isohumulones and derivatives".
Photochemical &
Photobiological Sciences. 3 (4). Rsc...
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visible light. The
light causes riboflavin to
react with and
break down
isohumulones,
chemicals that
contribute to the
bitterness of the beer and are derived...
