Mannitol
Mannitol has six alcohol is due to endothermic dissolution, sweet, have oral discomfort, it is more widely used in medicine to sober up, mouth refreshing agent chewable tablets manufacturing. Mannitol used for the food industry, chemical industry, pharmaceutical industry.
Category: Sweeteners
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