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maltitol
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maltitol /mal·ti·tol/ (mawl´tĭ-tol) a hydrogenated, partially hydrolyzed starch used as a bulk sweetener.
maltitol
[mawl′tĭtol]
a hydrogenated, partially hydrolyzed starch used as a sweetener.
maltitol [mawl´tĭ-tol]
a hydrogenated, partially hydrolyzed starch used as a sweetener.
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Products such as Pearlitol crystalline mannitol and granulated mannitol, Neosorb sorbitol, Maltisorb maltitol; Xylisorb xylitol, and Lycasin maltitol syrups have the potential to be used in numerous applications.
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