Recrystallization

Minerals Found in Raw Sugar

Raw sugar is a minimally processed sugar extracted from sugar cane. Unlike white and brown sugar, which undergoes purification and recrystallization before sale to remove impurities, raw sugar retains molasses and other compounds found within the...

What Is Zinc Sulfate?

Zinc sulfate, also known commonly as white vitriol, is a chemical compound and is a primary source of the element zinc. Zinc sulfate is used in manufacturing and chemical processes in industrial applications, as an additive for both livestock...

Potato Chips & Cholesterol

Your favorite snack can help or hinder your goal of a healthy diet, depending on its ingredients. Most kinds of potato chips do not contain high amounts of cholesterol, according to Nutritiondata. However, potato chips may contain other...

Differences Between Cane Juice & Sucrose

Sucrose may be made from cane juice, which in turn is made from the sugarcane plant. In 2010, the USDA Agricultural Research Service conducted a program that successfully increased the sucrose content and cane juice purity in sugarcane yields. All...

Sucrose Syrup Facts

Sucrose syrups add carbohydrate energy and sweet taste to a variety of consumer products, from soft drinks to medicines. A natural sugar source, sucrose syrup contains the sugar sucrose along with water. Specific concentrations depend upon the...

What Is Sucrose?

Found in all fruits and vegetables and used by bees to make honey, sucrose is an important and naturally abundant sugar molecule. A combination of two different kinds of sugar molecules, sucrose has unique chemical properties. Although not toxic...

Which Sugars Does Carob Contain?

Carob is not chocolate. You can, however, substitute carob in recipes calling for chocolate, although the texture and flavor is not the same. Carob contains about the same amount of fat and calories as chocolate, but there are some healthy...

Crystalline Fructose Vs. High Fructose Corn Syrup

According to the Calorie Control Council, more than 180 million American adults consume low calorie, sugar–free foods and beverages every day. At the same time, consumers are demanding more natural sweeteners in these products. Food...