How many alcoholic groups are present in sorbitol
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Total six alcoholic groups are present in sorbitol.
- Also known as glucitol is an alcohol derived from glucose which metabolizes slowly in the body.
- It is usually found in the intestine of the human body where the sugar is reduced to aldehyde that finally gets converted into alcohol.
- A higher dosage of sorbitol can lead to many gastrointestinal diseases such as diarrhoea.
- It is also used as a sweetening agent due to its sweet taste.
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Sorbitol contains a total of six alcoholic groups.
Glucitol is a glucose-derived alcohol that takes a long time to break down in the body. It is most commonly seen in the human intestine, where sugar is reduced to aldehyde, which is then turned to alcohol.
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