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Attenuation is the degree to which available fermentable sugars are converted to CO2 and alcohol. The %Atten. tab calculates both real and apparent attenuation, alcohol by volume and weight using the original and terminal gravity readings.

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	Attenuation is the degree to which available fermentable sugars are converted to [[CO2]] and [[alcohol]]. The %Atten. tab calculates both [[~~Real_attenuation~~\|real]] and [[~~Apparent_attenuation~~\|apparent attenuation]], [[ABV\|alcohol by volume]] and [[ABW\|weight]] using the [[~~Original_gravity~~\|original]] and [[~~Terminal_gravity~~\|terminal gravity]] readings.		Attenuation is the degree to which available fermentable sugars are converted to [[CO2]] and [[alcohol]]. The %Atten. tab calculates both [[Real_Attenuation\|real]] and [[Apparent_Attenuation\|apparent attenuation]], [[ABV\|alcohol by volume]] and [[ABW\|weight]] using the [[Original_Gravity\|original]] and [[Terminal_Gravity\|terminal gravity]] readings.

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