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From coffee rings to coffee eyes

Soft Matter, 2015
The morphology of the deposit after evaporation of a suspension changes from a ring shape to an eye shape, that is, a combination of the central stain and the thinner ring, upon increasing the substrate temperature.
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Coffee Brew, Coffee Beans

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2014
Inventors around the world may sip coffee while waiting for inspiration to strike, but engineer and entrepreneur Jeremy Kuempel says he is inventing technology to make inspired coffee. With a $5,000 price tag, his newfangled coffeemaker had better outbrew the best baristas in the business.
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Coffee Trade, Coffee Regions, and Coffee Ports in Angola

Economic Geography, 1961
? OUTH AMERICA has traditionally been the main source of the world's coffee supply. After a series of ecological and marketing crises in the last 25 years, that area still accounted in 1958 for 56.4 per cent of total world exports (Table I). Since World War II, however, the African continent has made rapid progress in coffee cultivation, becoming the ...
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Coffee Intake

2012
Coffee is one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world. Its widespread popularity and availability has fostered public health concerns of the potential health consequences of regular coffee consumption. Epidemiological studies of coffee intake and certain health outcomes have been inconsistent.
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Coffee

2017
Coffee is a relatively young beverage that has only been known about since the 17th century. Initially consumed by the aristocracy, coffee has developed since the early 20th century into one of the world’s most popular beverages and is now part of our daily routine and lifestyle.
Adriana S. Franca, Leandro S. Oliveira
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Acrylamide in coffee and coffee substitutes

2016
Acrylamide is formed in a variety of heat-treated commercial foods, including coffee and coffee substitutes. Acrylamide is known to be toxic and, according to the International Agency for Research on Cancer, “possibly carcinogenic to humans.” As this gave rise for concern, researches were carried out to study acrylamide metabolism and toxicity, and ...
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