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Chemistry professor Kristine Nolin explains what makes smoky, charred barbecue taste so good.
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BBQ Science: The chemistry of cooking over an open flame - URNow - University of Richmond
24/7 friendly Customer Service BBQ Science: The chemistry of cooking over an open flame - URNow - University of Richmond, bbq grill
BBQ Science: The chemistry of cooking over an open flame - URNow - University of Richmond, grill
BBQ Science: The chemistry of cooking over an open flame - URNow - University of Richmond
BBQ Science: The chemistry of cooking over an open flame - URNow - University of Richmond, grill
BBQ Science: The chemistry of cooking over an open flame - URNow, grill
BBQ Science: The chemistry of cooking over an open flame - URNow - University of Richmond, grill
BBQ Science: The chemistry of cooking over an open flame - URNow - University of Richmond, grill
BBQ Science: The chemistry of cooking over an open flame - URNow - University of Richmond
BBQ Science: The chemistry of cooking over an open flame - URNow - University of Richmond, grill
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