Which of the following substances is used to remove caffine from coffee?
(A) Solid carbondioxide
(B) Liquified carbondioxide
(C) Methyl Xanthine
(D) Methyle Chloride
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D) Methylene Chloride
Explanation:
methylene chloride
Once the coffee beans are receptive to a solvent, they are repeatedly rinsed with either methylene chloride or ethyl acetate for about 10 hours to remove the caffeine.
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d methyle chloride is the correct option
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