sucrose
sucrose
Definition
su·crose (so̵̅o̅′krōs′)
sucrose
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- contain: It does not contain any sucrose ( sugar ).
- include: The first is that the sugars in dried grapes do not include any sucrose or glucose, only fructose.
- substitute: In bakery mixes Meritose provides a source of fermentable sugars to promote yeast activity and it may be used to substitute sucrose economically.
- call: A spoonful of sugar Conventional white or brown sugar which people spoon into tea and coffee and use in baking is called sucrose.
- split: Bees produce an enzyme which splits sucrose ( from nectar ) into glucose and fructose.
Adjective modifier
- pure: The sugar that we add to tea and coffee and use in baking is almost pure sucrose.
Modifies a noun
- gradient: There are no published EMs of material banding in sucrose density gradients.
- density: There are no published EMs of material banding in sucrose density gradients.
- solution: Liquid sugar is a water-based sucrose solution with a dry substance content of 66 % .
- concentration: Hydrogen ions, Potassium ions and Chloride ions are important, but sucrose concentration in the guard cells affects the osmotic concentration too.
- substitute: Meritose may be used as a sucrose substitute or a readily available energy source in sports drinks, isotonic drinks and baby foods.
- ester: The new blend, based on a mix of sucrose esters, also eliminates the need for lecithin, and partly replaces gelatine.
Noun used with modifier
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