Molasses

... gathering feedback and reformulating hypotheses. A specific hypothesis might be, for instance, that replacing half of the refined sugar with molasses in a cookie recipe will improve the tasting panel's reaction. The final writeup includes the recipe as well as a brief history of the recipe ...

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... produced during wood processing http://www.answers.com/topic/spent-liquor http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_liquor http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molasses

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hi, can anyone explain me that what is the difference between molasses and spent liquor, released from the sugar mills. regards.

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With 1) you are correct. Concentrated molasses would have alot of sugar molecules in it, as compared to the carrots (which have sugar too, but definitely not as sweet as molasses). This would make the water molecules in the carrot diffuse out ...

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1) When carrots placed in a concentrated molasses solution for a period of 24 hours, how do the carrots change, what is this called? ( i'm thinking it will shrink because it is in a hypertonic solution but i'm not sure :? ) 2) What happens to ...

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