Method of purifying sugar juice prepared by extraction of a suga

Sugar – starch – and carbohydrates – Processes – Carbohydrate manufacture and refining

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127 55, 210638, 210639, C13D 316

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ABSTRACT:
Method of purifying sugar juice which has been prepared by extraction of a sugar beet material comprising mechanically separating undissolved components, chemically treating the juice to convert low molecular non-sugars into higher molecular compounds and to convert non-soluble compounds into soluble compounds and ultrafiltering the sugar juice thus obtained to separate high molecular components therefrom, thus obtaining a purified sugar juice which is suitable for the manufacture of crystalline sugar of a higher quality than conventionally purified sugar juice.

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