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|title=Potassium in brewing: sources, effects, and | |title=Potassium in brewing: sources, effects, and recommended level | ||
|description=Potassium is required for yeast growth. During fermentation it is actively taken up by the yeast, where it is supports numerous cellular functions. A high level of potassium is extracted from malt during mashing, making it one of the main ions is present in wort. The suggested level for potassium in brewing water is less than 200 ppm (mg/L). | |description=Potassium is required for yeast growth. During fermentation it is actively taken up by the yeast, where it is supports numerous cellular functions. A high level of potassium is extracted from malt during mashing, making it one of the main ions is present in wort. The suggested level for potassium in brewing water is less than 200 ppm (mg/L). | ||
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