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The maximum apparent attenuation attainable by a particular wort. Formula A = (B b/B x 100) A = final degree of attenuation B = original gravity in degrees B (or deg. P) b = final gravity in degrees B (or deg. P) | The maximum apparent attenuation attainable by a particular wort. Formula A = (B b/B x 100) A = final degree of attenuation B = original gravity in degrees B (or deg. P) b = final gravity in degrees B (or deg. P) | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:31, 20 January 2007
The maximum apparent attenuation attainable by a particular wort. Formula A = (B b/B x 100) A = final degree of attenuation B = original gravity in degrees B (or deg. P) b = final gravity in degrees B (or deg. P)