First paragraph:
What's A Dye? A dye is a chemical that exhibits coloring power when dissolved. Dyes are water soluble, and will not mix with oils.
What's A Dye? A dye is a chemical that exhibits coloring power when dissolved. Dyes are water soluble, and will not mix with oils.
I guess all the people complaining would prefer lawyer speak:
"FD&C¹ dyes (hearinafter known as DYES)"
¹ FD&C the U.S.² act governing (and defining) the regulation of food, drugs and cosmetics. This act is enforced by the FDA.
² The United States Of America
Addendum: This article is about how the FD&C (as an Act) defines a dye vs a lake.
That's three words, and I expect all three to be defined. I think that's a pretty reasonable request, not an inability to handle context or a desire for lawyer speak.
Context doesn't help explain FD&C at all. It's only in the body of the article once, and it could easily be a technical term.
This is like someone typically that shops at Mad Mica coming to a site you are probably more custom to using and asking what LLM, CNN, etc means. A lot of the articles I've seen about the topic just naturally assume the reader already has some context and just uses acronyms without ever spelling it out nor even attempting to define on a ELI5 kind of a situation which for some reason you are expecting this site to do for you