Booth No. | 4-103 |
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Filling Invisible Gaps! The revolutionary child of sorbitol is due to arrive in a new porous material form.
We have developed a Sorbitol that retains a nano-level porous structure. It is possible to make tablets including Sorbitol with this material, that have proved difficult to date.It is also possible to make powders with a high concentration of oil-like active ingredients.Can you think of another applications? Come talk to us at our booth! Be the first to experience the possibilites of this product before it hits the market.
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Porous Sorbitol New Products |
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URL | https://www.ueno-food.co.jp/ |
Date | 10月23日 14:00~14:20 | Location | PM |
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Title | Potential of Water-Soluble Porous Sugars with High Added Value | ||
Detail | We have succeeded in making Sorbitol highly porous using our proprietary crystallization technology. We will introduce water-soluble porous saccharides that can contribute to high value-added products in a variety of situations by enabling tabletting of materials that could not be made into tablets and powdering and fine dispersion of liquid oils. |
Date | 10月24日 11:30~11:50 | Location | PL |
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Title | Potential of Water-Soluble Porous Sugars with High Added Value | ||
Detail | We have succeeded in making Sorbitol highly porous using our proprietary crystallization technology. We will introduce water-soluble porous saccharides that can contribute to high value-added products in a variety of situations by enabling tabletting of materials that could not be made into tablets and powdering and fine dispersion of liquid oils. |
Date | 10月25日 15:00~15:20 | Location | PM |
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Title | Potential of Water-Soluble Porous Sugars with High Added Value | ||
Detail | We have succeeded in making Sorbitol highly porous using our proprietary crystallization technology. We will introduce water-soluble porous saccharides that can contribute to high value-added products in a variety of situations by enabling tabletting of materials that could not be made into tablets and powdering and fine dispersion of liquid oils. |