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C21H30O5

Humulone

 
" Humulone is one of the bitters in the hop. The hop (Humulus) is a small genus of flowering plants, native to the temperate Northern Hemisphere. The female flowers, commonly called hops, are used as flavouring and stabilizers during beer brewing. Humulone has a chemical formula of: C21H30O5. Hop resins are composed of two main acids: alpha and beta acids. Alpha acids have a mild antibiotic/bacteriostatic effect against Gram-positive bacteria, and favours the exclusive activity of brewing yeast in the fermentation of beer. ".. Read more about Humulone

Humulone 3D Molecular Structure using Jmol

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