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Mineral waters à la carte » Khymos Cloning popular brands of mineral water is now simpler then ever before with the updated version of the mineral water calculator! When I blogged about DIY mineral water last year it was mainly a th...

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History » Khymos In 1969, the hungarian born physicist Nicholas Kurti (1908-1998) held a presentation for the Royal Society entitled "The Physicist in the Kitchen". He started of by refering to one of the aphorisms...