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sipa

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I thought I would share a spreadsheet I've put together, It does some stuff not found In any others on the net.
It's in Excel 2010 format.

I hope some might find it useful.

you can download it here: http://www.sendspace.com/file/9z1zpe

Sipa
 
200 views and just two responses, obviously not worth sharing !
 
It wouldn't offer the same flexibility, but I'd like to see what you can come up with.
 
sipa said:
200 views and just two responses, obviously not worth sharing !
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Lots of lurkers, doesn't mean it's not used. Where is the "table 3" quoted from? 80% sucrose at 20C sounds hard to achieve in practice.
 
Susan1

sorry to hear your troubles with your homepage, however that has nothing to do with the spreadsheet or where it is hosted.

That is precisely why I used Sendspace as the file host !

Regards
 
alanf

There are sugar refiners about who can, and do produce a sucrose syrup at 80% density. not possible at the kitchen sink tho !
 
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