Surfaces of beer studied by sum-frequency generation spectroscopy

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We investigated the molecular composition of the surface of beer and the orientations of these molecules on the beer surface using sum-frequency generation spectroscopy. By measuring the representative substances contained in beer, it was shown that hop-derived iso-α-acids and isoxanthohumol exist on the beer surface. Furthermore, these hop-derived molecules significantly contribute to the stability of beer foam by forming surface-active species with hydrophobic proteins on the beer surface.

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Miyamae, T., Kato, H., & Kato, M. (2018). Surfaces of beer studied by sum-frequency generation spectroscopy. Chemistry Letters, 47(9), 1139–1142. https://doi.org/10.1246/cl.180515

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