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weight ratios, process, etc for homemade "kansui" alkaline solution for making ramen etc, us...
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So btw: this question is INSANELY over-precise for just making some noodles,
but I want to understand this chemistry stuff better anyway,
and I'm curious to be able to play around later with exact a …
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Alkali: if you use "washing soda" (ie baking soda heated to make it 10-times stronger base),...
I really don't get how the chemistry works.
Like, I understand that the "baking soda"
(I'm not sure the term "sodium bicarbonate" is actually technically correct, so I'll just use the common term)
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