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TAMARIND GUM

What is TAMARIND GUM?

Chemical properties

Tamarind gels in the presence of alcohol and sugar and exhibits sol to gel transition at body temperatures. Removal of the galactose residues affords materials with unique thermal behaviorpresence of alcohol and sugar and exhibits sol to gel transition at

Properties of TAMARIND GUM

form  powder to crystaline
color  White to Light yellow
CAS DataBase Reference 39386-78-2
EPA Substance Registry System Tamarind seed gum (39386-78-2)

Safety information for TAMARIND GUM

Computed Descriptors for TAMARIND GUM

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