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acicular An aggregate of long, slender, crystals (ie Natrolite). This term is also used to describe the crystal habit of single long, thin, slender crystals.
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acid Chemical substance rated below 7 on the pH scale
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acicular slender and pointed; needle-shaped. Ephelis.
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acidity Grapes contain several acids, but the main ones are tartaric and malic. A little acidity in wine gives it a 'fresh' taste, but too much ill make the wine 'tart' or 'sour'.
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acid An essential component of wine, that preserves it, enlivens, shapes it's flavors, and helps prolong it's aftertaste. There are four major kinds of acids - tartaric, malic, lactic, citric - found in wine. Acid contributes to the crispness and longevity of a wine, particularly white wine. Acid is identifiable by the crisp, sharp character it imparts to a wine.
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