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ARABINOGALACTANE [2 records]

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Record 1 2001-03-15

English

Subject field(s)
  • Sugar Industry
CONT

Sugar Refining. ... The green syrup is a sugar solution with a purity not below 80%. Before the clarification process, the green syrup is heated from 45°C to about 72°C.

CONT

Loss of energy because the recuperated warm water has such a low thermal level that it is practically unusable. This process entails also the loss of the necessary calories for the re-heating of the dilution run-off syrup in order to break its emulsion.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Sucrerie (Industrie de l'alimentation)
DEF

Sirop obtenu par centrifugation d’une masse cuite.

CONT

La qualité du saccharose cristallisé dépend en partie des impuretés concentrées dans les produits de sucrerie au cours de la fabrication et qui s’y retrouvent sous forme d’inclusions ou adsorbées. [...] Des analyses récentes d’égout pauvre de deuxième jet issu de sucrerie de betterave montrent que la fraction polysaccharidique est essentiellement constituée d’arabinogalactane(Vienat-Nikodemski, 1994).

CONT

Ces résultats ont été confirmés sur un pilote industriel de traitement d’égouts pauvres à la Sucrerie de Bazancourt.

Spanish

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Record 2 1999-08-23

English

Subject field(s)
  • Food Additives
  • Chemical Elements and Compounds
DEF

... a relatively new polysaccharide gum with great potential. It is a complex, highly branched polymer of arabinose (1 part) and galactose (6 parts), found in the aqueous extract of the Western Larch tree, which is used for lumber production. The commercial source is Larix occidentalis, although other Larix species contain the polysaccharide.

CONT

Except for gum arabic, larch gum is the most readily water-dispersible, polysaccharide gum known. Concentrations of over 40% may be prepared. It, therefore, has the potential of substituting for gum arabic.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Additifs alimentaires
  • Éléments et composés chimiques
DEF

Polyholoside existant dans certains bois, particulièrement abondant chez certaines espèces de mélèzes et qui, par hydrolyse acide, donne un pentose (arabinose) et un hexose (galactose).

OBS

[...] employé comme substitut de la gomme arabique pour bonbons, gelées et gomme à mâcher.

OBS

La source française ne précise pas le genre du terme «arabinogalactane», mais on peut déduire qu'il est masculin du fait que ses deux composants(arabinose et galactane) sont masculins.

OBS

Le «Lexique de la chimie alimentaire» (RLFCH, 1980) donne «arabinogalactanne».

Key term(s)
  • arabinogalactanne

Spanish

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