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More Articles I Found, Plus A Textbook
submitted over 10 years ago by rlaitinen

Here's the Google Drive link

These are pretty indepth, and while (obviously) none pertain directly to eliquids, it's possible to glean some useful info from them if you're into the flavor and aroma molecule aspect of DIY. There are a few articles each about green tea, tobacco and vanilla flavors. Plus a few individual articles about banana, lychee, mango, and others.

It also contains a copy of the textbook Chemistry and Technology of Flavours and Fragrances.

I hope you find them useful.

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by clinodevover 10 years agoVanillinist

Not for OP so much, as I'm sure /u/rlaitinen is aware, but there is a huge pile of this stuff /u/returnity has put together as well.

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by rlaitinenover 10 years ago

Yeah, that's a great point. I was aware, and should have linked that in the post to begin with. Thanks :)

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by DrMclovensover 10 years ago

well i know what i'm doing for the next 4 hours lol. thanks man. goodbye for a while this subreddit! im out! lol

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by DrMclovensover 10 years ago

ok...i lied. after i clicked on the link...i now know what im doing for the next 6-8 hours 0.o

damn my inquisitive brain.

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by rlaitinenover 10 years ago

Lol Yea, there's a lot, but some of them you can just skim over to the good bits.

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by DrMclovensover 10 years ago

been reading almost non stop for about 2 hours now. thanks a lot for the info!!! 30 min break LOL. a lot to process but i get most all of what i have seen so far.

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by returnityover 10 years agoArmchair Flavorist

Thanks a lot for these! I've added the one textbook to my textbooks archive for everyone, and I'm working on a method to organizes the shorter papers in a useful way as well, but for now if you don't mind keeping them hosted, that'd be awesome of you!

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by rlaitinenover 10 years ago

Hey, glad you like them. And yeah, I can host them no problem, :)

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by mister_314over 10 years ago

Some really good reading there! Just grabbed all of them and going to slowly work my way through. Finally have a use for my uni degree :)

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by rlaitinenover 10 years ago

I'm glad you find it interesting! A little Google-fu paid out big :)

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by bobbysavageover 10 years ago

commenting to find this later

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