(I assume DX stands for. digital exchange.) All the big legal firms (and nobody. else) seem to put them after the usual tel, fax and. e-mail, something like DX: 1234 Chancery Lane.
Best Answer: alcohol is flammable. most wines contain around 15% alcohol, (meaning the other 85% is just water) alcohol has to be over 50% to burn at room temperature. it is possible to run cars on ethanol (alcohol) but not plausible. Source(s):
What's the big deal about storing a wine at a certain temperature? Simply put, wine is a perishable good. Storing a fine wine at 100 will cause it to lose its flavor, while storing it at 0 will cause as much damage.The trick with wine is to store it at a stable, ideal temperature, and then to serve it at a temperature which best shows off its personal characteristics.If you serve a wine too cool, the flavors will all be hidden. It's like eating a frozen pizza while it's still frozen.o throw out the old refrigerate all whites, drink all reds at current room temperature adage. Here is a chart to indicate in general best temperatures for drinking wine at. Remember, though, that you also want to keep in mind the temperature of the room relative to this 'idea temperature'.