Nice Price Sweetener CAS 87-99-0 Bulk Xylitol

 

Product name	Xylitol
CAS	87-99-0
Specification	≥98.5%
Molecular formula	C5H12O5
Molecular weight	152.15
Appearance	white crystalline powder

 

 

Xylitol is the sweetest of all polyols. It is as sweet as sucrose, has no aftertaste, and is safe for diabetics. Xylitol has 40% less calories than sugar. Therefore, in the EU and the United States, the calorie value accepted by nutrition labels is 2.4 kcal/g.
 In crystallization applications, it provides a pleasant natural cooling effect compared to other polyols.
 It is the only sweetener that shows both passive and active anti-caries effects.
1.  it is a safe sweetener and nutrition for people with diabetes. Supplements and adjuvant therapeutics.

2. Eating xylitol will not cause dental caries, and it can be used as a sweetener for foods such as chewing gum, chocolate and hard candy.

3. Due to its unique function, it can be blended with other sugars and alcohols and used as a sweetener for low-sugar foods.

4. Xylitol has a cool taste and better effect after freezing. It can be used in refreshing cold drinks, desserts, milk, coffee and other industries. Can also be used in health drinks, throat medicine, cough syrup and other aspects.

5. For physical health, it can be used as a substitute for sucrose at home to prevent diabetes and obesity caused by excessive sucrose consumption.

6. Xylitol is a kind of polyhydric alcohol, which can be used as a cosmetic wetting regulator and has no irritating effect on human skin. For example: facial cleanser, cosmetic cream, lotion, etc.

7. Xylitol has hygroscopicity and anti-caries function, and liquid xylitol has good sweet taste, so it can replace glycerin as shredded tobacco, anti-caries toothpaste, mouthwash flavoring, antifreeze moisturizing agent, etc.

8. Liquid xylitol can be used in the manufacture of battery plates, with stable performance, easy operation, low cost, and better than glycerol.

9. Xylitol is a functional sugar alcohol with anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects.

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