D-Talitol is a monosaccharide molecule
belonging to the sugar alcohol compounds. It has special uses in the fields of
food, medicine, and research. D-taroalcohol is not common in nature but able to
be found in some organisms. It is usually obtained by chemical synthesis rather
than extracted from natural sources.
D-tarosol is like a small "sugar
puzzle" that, while not used in food, medicine, and research, works in
certain situations.
1. In food, D-tartarol is like a
"slightly sweet helper". Although not the most commonly used
sweetener, it can be used as a sweetener in special low-calorie or blood
sugar-considered foods.
2. In medicine, D-tartarol is like a
"tiny research booster". It may play a role in the study of drug
synthesis or sugar metabolism, although not widely used, it is useful in some
specific scientific research scenarios.
3. In the field of research, D-tartarol is
like a "biochemical probe". Because it is a monosaccharide,
researchers can use it to track sugar movement and metabolism, helping them to
better understand biochemical processes.
It is important to note that D-tartarl has
relatively limited applications and is not used frequently in all industries.
Before practical application, it is best to consult the relevant professional
information to understand the specific situation, to ensure that it is appropriate
to use it in a specific situation.
Nonproprietary Names: D-tartarol
Chemical Name: D-tartarol
CAS Registry Number: 643-03-8
Molecular Formula: C6H14O6
Molecular Weight: 182.17 g / mol
Structural Formula:
Synonyms: D-arose, D-tarol, D-targ, D-arol
apparent |
White powder |
melting point |
88°C |
refractive index |
2.8 ° (C=1, H2O) |
For specific product specifications and MSDS, please contact the product manager.
Packaging: 25kg / bag, 20kg / bag
Storage: It should be stored in a ventilated, dry, cool warehouse, should be fire prevention.
Shelf life: 2
years (not unsealed)