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Sucralose 193<br />

Figure 4 Sucralose solubility in water and ethanol.<br />

is freely soluble in water and ethanol. As the temperature increases, so does the<br />

solubility of sucralose in each of the solvents.<br />

The solubility of sucralose in water ranges from 28.3 g/100 ml at 20°C to<br />

66 g/100 ml at 60°C. The solubility of sucralose in ethanol was found to range<br />

from 9.5 g/100 ml at 20°C to 18.9 g/100 ml at 60°C. These data demonstrate<br />

that sucralose will be easy to use in food operations and that special techniques<br />

or equipment to solubilize the sweetener are unnecessary (11).<br />

C. Dynamic Viscosities<br />

The dynamic viscosities of aqueous sucralose solutions were measured from 20°C<br />

to 60°C and from 10–50% w/w concentrations within the solubility range. A<br />

Rheomat 30 viscometer was used and was fitted with a concentric cylinder head<br />

suitable for solutions of low viscosity. The dynamic viscosities of distilled water<br />

and 10% w/w aqueous sucralose solutions at different shear rates are shown in<br />

Fig. 5. Variations in viscosity over the four shear rates of 512, 691, 939, and<br />

1280 sec 1 were insignificant, demonstrating that the sucralose solutions are Newtonian<br />

in behavior. Dynamic viscosities of aqueous sucralose solutions measured<br />

at 939 sec 1 are shown in Fig. 6. Comparison of these data with available data<br />

for the viscosity of sucrose solutions shows that sucralose and sucrose have very<br />

similar viscosities.

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