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Dutch process

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Dutch process [′dəch ‚präs·əs]
(chemical engineering)
A process for making white lead; metallic lead is placed in vessels containing a dilute acetic acid, and the vessels are stacked in bark or manure.
(food engineering)
A chocolate manufacturing process in which cocoa nibs are treated with alkali to neutralize the natural acids present and to enhance color.
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