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Method for measuring dissolved solids in a [[mash]], which allows for calculation of [[potential alcohol]]. A frequently used method for determining the [[specific gravity]] of a [[wort]]. Specific gravity is often expressed in "degrees Plato".
Method for measuring dissolved solids in a [[mash]], which allows for calculation of [[potential alcohol]]. A frequently used method for determining the [[specific gravity]] of a [[wort]]. Specific gravity is often expressed in "degrees Plato".


Named for German chemist [[Fritz Plato]] (1858-1938).
Named for German chemist Fritz Plato (1858-1938).


[[Category:Mashing]]
[[Category:Mashing]]
[[Category:Glossary]]

Latest revision as of 23:22, 15 December 2022

Method for measuring dissolved solids in a mash, which allows for calculation of potential alcohol. A frequently used method for determining the specific gravity of a wort. Specific gravity is often expressed in "degrees Plato".

Named for German chemist Fritz Plato (1858-1938).