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L-arabinose

(D-arabinofuranose)
larabinose

L-arabinose is a naturally-occurring aldopentose, which manufactured using a solvent free separation process from plant biomass. L-arabinose has GRAS (Generally Regarded as Safe) status through the Flavour and Extract Manufacturers Association (FEMA).
L-arabinose is also approved as a food ingredient in Japan.

L-arabinose is available in two grades:

L-arabinose CT98

L-arabinose CT98 suitable or a wide range of applications including the production of savoury reaction flavours and use as a sucrase enzyme inhibitor to lower the glycaemic index of sucrose containing products. L-arabinose CT98 has Kosher Parave status and a “natural” designation.

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CAS No.5328-37-0
Molecular FormulaC5H10O5
Molecular Weight150.1 g/mol
AppearanceWhite crystalline powder
MoistureMax. 0.5% (Karl Fisher Dry Substance)
Assay, L-arabinoseMin. 98% on DS (HPLC)
AshMax. 0.2% (Residue on Ignition)
Heavy MetalsMax. 10 mg/kg (USP limit test)
ChlorideMax. 100 mg/kg (USP Limit Test/IC)
SulfateMax. 50 mg/kg AAS/ICP

L-arabinose CT99

Chirally pure L-arabinose CT99 is suitable for pharmaceutical applications. L-arabinose and its derivates are widely used in the development of antiviral agents such as nucleoside analogues.

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CAS No.5328-37-0
Molecular FormulaC5H10O5
Molecular Weight150.1 g/mol
AppearanceWhite crystalline powder
MoistureMax. 0.5% (Karl Fisher Dry Substance)
Assay, L-arabinoseMin. 99% on DS (HPLC)
Purity, D-arabinoseMax. 0.05% (HPCE)
AshMax. 0.2% (Residue on Ignition)
Heavy MetalsMax. 10 mg/kg (USP limit test)
ChlorideMax. 100 mg/kg (USP Limit Test/IC)
SulfateMax. 50 mg/kg AAS/ICP
ArsenicMax. 1 mg/kg (AAA/ICP)

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