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		<title>By: Malt Monday: X Marks the Spot &#124; Ithacork</title>
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		<description>[...] make hop oils soluble and have profound consequences for beer flavor.  During the boil process, humulone reacts to form isohumulone, which is far more soluble.  One key difference is the absence of the [...]</description>
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