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Sulfites or
sulphites are
compounds that
contain the
sulfite ion (systematic name: sulfate(IV) ion), SO2− 3. The
sulfite ion is the
conjugate base of bisulfite...
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Yield Pulp
Production by
Modified Sulfite Process" (PDF).
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Sulfites and
Pyrosulfites of the
Alkali Metals"...
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recognized sodium bisulfite as "generally
recognized as safe" compound.
Sulfites in food can be ****a**** by the Monier-Williams type procedure, HPLC after...
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organic sulfites. I.
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International Chemical Safety...
- with
other antioxidant sulfites, it is
commonly used in
preserving wine, cider,
fruit juice,
canned fruit and vegetables.
Sulfites are
strong reducers in...
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reverse reaction occurs upon acidification: H+ + HSO−3 → SO2 + H2O
Sulfites result by the
action of
aqueous base on
sulfur dioxide: SO2 + 2 NaOH →...
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sulphureous salt. It
became the
first discovered sulfite and was
first properly studied along with
other sulfites by
French chemists in the 1790s, and it was...
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Sulfites and
Pyrosulfites of the
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