Chemical and Functional Properties of Food Saccharides

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rosion additives for water; flocculants; superabsorbents; retention aids for pigments;
sizing agents for paper and textiles; water-dispersed latexes; components of electrostatographic
toners; gas chromatographic supports; and components of deodorants
and various biodegradable materials.
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