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Alan Abboud is a staff writer at Biology Insights with a focus on kitchen chemistry. He has spent 13 years working around food science, including an earlier role formulating ingredients for commercial bakery suppliers. Abboud has a BS in food science and lives in Sacramento, California.

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Is Sodium Chloride a Carcinogen? A Scientific Review Chemistry
What Does Vinegar Do to Bones? The Science Explained Chemistry
Why Does Chewing Gum Make Water Feel Cold?Physics
Do Acids Taste Bitter? The Biology of Taste Perception Biology
What Does an Acid Taste Like? The Science of Sourness Chemistry
Is Maltose a Monosaccharide or a Disaccharide?Chemistry
What Are Polysaccharides? Definition, Types, and Functions Chemistry
What Is Sugar Made of Chemically? The Basic Elements Chemistry
Why Is Cinnamon Hydrophobic? The Science Explained Physics
Why Does Salt Taste Sweet? The Science Explained Chemistry
Is Soap a Lipid? The Key Chemical Differences Chemistry
Why Does Mint Make Water Feel Colder?Chemistry
Do Carbohydrates Contain Phosphorus?Nutrition
Are Carbohydrates Hydrophobic or Hydrophilic?Chemistry
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What Are the Subunits of Carbohydrates?Biology
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Is Digesting Food a Chemical or Physical Change?Chemistry
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Is Eating a Physical or Chemical Change?Chemistry
What Is a Reducing Sugar? Definition & Examples Chemistry
Is Glucose a Reducing Sugar? Why This Property Matters Chemistry
Why Does Liquor Burn? The Science of the Sensation Chemistry
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Why Does Saffron Turn Yellow? The Science of Its Color Chemistry
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