are polyester and artificial pineapple flavor made of the same chemicals?
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Since esters are the compounds that are responsible for making up artificial flavors, and polyester is made of a large number of these molecules connected into a large macromolecule, you can say that the molecules are very similar in makeup.  They both contain the functional group characteristic of esters, polyester is just made up of many ester molecules linked together.
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I suppose it depends on the smell in question. If it smells very synthetic (especially strawberry. Synthetic strawberry smell is horrible) then it isnt that appaealing. However, the right smell like faint apples is very alluring, yes. It can be very appealing.\n\nHowever, everything is relative. If a woman smelt like a chicken, I'd be a bit worried. I'm pretty sure you can't get chicken scented perfume. Which is what I'm assuming you are talking about.
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Distillation Fatty acids and fatty alchols for the Cosmetic industry
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Well, I'll just take a guess.  Synthetic textiles are petroleum-based or made from some other non-plant product.  They are essentially fibers of plastic such as polyester and nylon.
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fossil resin produced by pine trees
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just last saturday night...imbestigador featured a really big scare: filthy brown sugar!\n\ni would like to suggest that you investigate the following staples that have been repacked and sold in the common "palengke" or market place in the philippines these days and see whether or not these are clean or at least edible :-):\n1. all other brands of brown sugar\n2. soy sauce\n3. mayonaise\n4. margarine\n5. salt\n6. others\n\ngood luck...
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This is a little outside the box, but ... pineapple sherbert is awesome! (Technically it's not ice cream, but it's close ...)
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All alcoholic prducts sold for consumption in the uniteds states contain the active ingredient ethanol. CH3CH3OH is the structural formula.\nThe differences between, say, Vodka and rum are in the impurities.  A spiced rum, for example has impurities that change the taste and color of the liquid.
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Pine Power is one of mine...it just smells like CLEAN to me!! (I guess it's the association)  I also love to smell clean clothes just off the line. I don't use detergent that has any fragrance to it, so my clothes just smell like the outdoors. To bring those sheets in and put them on your bed and then have them to smell during the night is just about as good as it gets!! (some of us are easier to please than others! LOL)
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Pineapples, running shoes, and cotton swabs.
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Many are esters, but aldehydes are also used in this manner.  For example: Isoamyl acetate smells like bananas and allyl hexanoate like pineapple.\nCinnamon is mostly Cinnamic aldehyde and synthetic vanillin is 4-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzaldehyde.
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Pineapples, water, coconuts
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An artificial fiber is a threadlike material invented by human researchers. Such fibers do not exist naturally. Some examples of artificial fibers include nylon, rayon, Dacron and Orlon These terms illustrate that some names of artificial fibers are, or have become, common chemical names (nylon and rayon), while others (Dacron  and Orlon ) are proprietary names. Proprietary names are names that are owned by some company and are properly written to indicate that the name is a registered trademark  \n\nMost artificial fibers are polymers. A polymer is a chemical substance that is produced when one or two small molecules are reacted with each other over and over again. The beginning molecule used in making a polymer is called a monomer. When two different monomers are used, the product that results is called a copolymer.
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Pineapple will not induce menstration, but it's safe to eat whatever foods (given you are not allergic/it's not poisonous) before or during menstration.
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it tastes a little metallic but you can ask your man to eat lots of pineapple it seems to take that edge off that taste.
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pineapple, guava, mango, breadfruit (not sure if that is considered a fruit), noni, papaya, avocado (yes this is actually a fruit), coconut, lilikoi (passionfruit), tangerines, oranges, lemons
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fake strawberry has a weird and slightly sickening smell - I love real strawberies, but hate strawberry flavoring.