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Summary Of: Adulterant
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chemical substances
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food
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beverages
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fuels
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pesticides
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coffee
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chicory
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Napoleonic era
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peas
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beans
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wheat
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Diethylene glycol
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sweet wines
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Oleomargarine
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lard
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butter
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Rapeseed oil
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sunflower oil
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soybean oil
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brassicasterol
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Rye
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corn meal
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potato
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starch
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flours
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alum
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Apple
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jellies
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Artificial colorants
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copper
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zinc
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indigo
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absinthe
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Sudan I
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chili powder
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Water
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milk
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beer and hard drinks
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black tea
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Starch
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Cutting agents
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shoe polish
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Urea
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nitrogen
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protein
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beechnut
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husk
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cinnamic aldehyde
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cinnamon
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High fructose corn syrup
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honey
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free market
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food quality
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United Kingdom
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Victorian
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cheeses
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lead
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United States
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Pure Food and Drug Act
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People's Republic of China
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Food safety in the People's Republic of China
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1820
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Frederick Accum
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Royal Institution
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Arthur Hill Hassall
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The Lancet
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New York
Evening Post
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urine
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drug tests
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oxidative
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hydrogen peroxide
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bleach
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vinegar
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sodium bicarbonate
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Beech-Nut
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ConAgra Foods
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wheat gluten
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melamine
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pet food
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Xuzhou
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China
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Chinese protein export contamination
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Impurity
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April 24
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2007
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USA Today
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2007
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04-29
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Friedrich Accum
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Project Gutenberg
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