| Customization: | Available |
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| CAS No.: | 57-48-7 |
| Formula: | C6h12o6 |
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D-fructose is a white odorless crystal or crystalline powder with strong hygroscopic properties, D-fructose is also known as levosaccharide. A ketose derived from beet chrysanthemum or sucrose separated by acid hydrolysis. D-fructose is the sweetest sugar among sugars.
D-fructose can be used as a nutritional sweetener. Food additives. Processing AIDS; Excipients. Strong sweet and pure excellent sweetener, suitable for all kinds of food. Because of its good moisture absorption, it is especially suitable for foods that need to be insulated and used in candy to prevent crystallization sand. D-fructose is mainly used in high-end candy and baby drinks. Fructose has the effect of directly supplying heat energy, supplementing body fluids and nourishing the whole body, which is easier to absorb and utilize than glucose, and is better for supplying energy and supplementing body fluids than glucose. In addition to being used as medicine, it is also used in high-end candy and baby drinks. Fructose is also used as a biochemical reagent.
| Product Name | D(-)-Fructose |
| CAS | 57-48-7 |
| MF | C6H12O6 |
| MW | 180.16 |
1. Can you make packing and logo as customer request?
Yes we can, if you have special needs, please contact us.
2. What's your MOQ?
Our standard MOQ is 5-10 metric tons to optimize logistics costs and production efficiency. For smaller orders, we offer flexible solutions (e.g., consolidated shipping) to reduce sea freight expenses. Contact us to discuss tailored arrangements.
3. What is your lead time?
After the deposit and confirm all the information within 7days.
4. What's your packing?
Normally, standard export packing,also we can do packing as your require.
5. What is your sample policy?
We can supply 1kg sample for free, But you're responsible for the shipping costs
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