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I don't have any firsthand knowledge, but it was created by a group of chemical engineering graduates who have been prototyping it for 2-3 years: Interviews:
by troydavis 7y ago
I don't have any firsthand knowledge, but it was created by a group of chemical engineering graduates who have been prototyping it for 2-3 years:
Interviews:
https://www.coffeeloversradio.com/clr-e117-decaf-coffee-has-never-tasted-this-good/ https://www.coffeeloversradio.com/clr-e117-decaf-coffee-has-..., https://seattlecoffeescene.com/decaf-coffee-get-really-interesting-tasty-seattles-decafino/ https://seattlecoffeescene.com/decaf-coffee-get-really-inter... (2017)
Tweets from one of their advisors, a UW Chemical Engineering professor: https://twitter.com/lilopozzo/status/874342896798846976 https://twitter.com/lilopozzo/status/874342896798846976,
https://twitter.com/lilopozzo/status/1102031606233980928 https://twitter.com/lilopozzo/status/1102031606233980928
- ebg13 7y agoFrom the kickstarter page under "How Does it Work?": > "The Decaf Pouch is full of beads that are made of a natural mineral that attracts and binds caffeine. Through a physical process called adsorption, the caffeine molecules stick to the beads." Yeah. Read my linked paper. The kickstarter photo certainly looks a lot like the primary component in most cat litter. Bentonite/montmorillonite is amazing stuff, but it's not amazing enough to buy in tiny pouches at a premium instead of by the kilo.
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