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How was gunpowder used to extablish proof of alcohol?
Gunpowder was not used to establish proof of alcohol.
Here's why:
* Proof of alcohol refers to the percentage of alcohol by volume in a beverage. This is typically determined using hydrometers or other analytical methods.
* Gunpowder is a explosive mixture containing sulfur, charcoal, and potassium nitrate. It is not related to alcohol in any way.
It's possible you might be thinking of a different method for testing alcohol content, or there might be a misunderstanding.
Could you clarify your question? Perhaps you were thinking of a different method for testing alcohol content, or are you referencing a historical anecdote you've heard?
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