02. 06. 2020.

Isomalt

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Isomalt is a white, crystalline, odorless substance. It is a disaccharide consisting of two sugars (glucose and mannitol).

It serves as a substitute for sugar, primarily used for its physical properties similar to sugar. Its 2 kcal/g is half the value of sugar and has only a small effect on sugar level in blood, and, at the same time, does not contribute to tooth decay.

However, like most sugar alcohols, it carries the risk of stomach problems when consumed in large quantities.

Maximum consumption amount of about 50 g per day for adults and 25 g for children is advised.

It is usually blended with other artificial sweeteners of higher intensity (e.g. acesulfame) to achieve the sweetness of sugar.

CAS:                          64519-82-0       

Molecular formula:            C12H24O11

Molecular mass:               344,31236 g mol−1
 
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The name is derived from a (“not”) and scorbutus (“scurvy”), disease caused by deficiency of vitamin C.

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It can be obtained from lemon, but is usually derived from sugar by fermentation, using molds.

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In ancient times, carrot was used as a medicinal herb because it contains substantial amounts of vitamins and various minerals.

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