The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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... contain less information than line spectra , but they are still important . In particular , the change of colour from red through white to blue indicates increas- ing temperature for a solid body and for most stars . Most astronomical ...
... contain less information than line spectra , but they are still important . In particular , the change of colour from red through white to blue indicates increas- ing temperature for a solid body and for most stars . Most astronomical ...
Page 599
... contain about 50 percent solids , of which 60 percent or more is strongly emulsified fat , and are used in bakery foods for their effect on colour , flavour , and texture . Egg whites , containing only about 12 percent solids ...
... contain about 50 percent solids , of which 60 percent or more is strongly emulsified fat , and are used in bakery foods for their effect on colour , flavour , and texture . Egg whites , containing only about 12 percent solids ...
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... contain mi- crobiological organisms from normal ingredient contam- Drawing by D. Meighan METER BROTH INGREDIENTS MIX BROTH INGREDIENTS FERMENT BROTH COOL BROTH METER IN DOUGH INGREDIENTS MIX DOUGH DEVELOP DOUGH EXTRUDE AND DIVIDE ...
... contain mi- crobiological organisms from normal ingredient contam- Drawing by D. Meighan METER BROTH INGREDIENTS MIX BROTH INGREDIENTS FERMENT BROTH COOL BROTH METER IN DOUGH INGREDIENTS MIX DOUGH DEVELOP DOUGH EXTRUDE AND DIVIDE ...
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