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The Chemical Composition of Honey
Journal of Chemical Education · 2007 · Vol. 84(10) · pp. 1643–1643
David W. Ball✉(Cleveland State University)
Abstract
Honey is a supersaturated sugar solution, created by bees, and used by human beings as a sweetener. However, honey is more than just a supersaturated sugar solution; it also contains acids, minerals, vitamins, and amino acids in varying quantities. In this article, we will briefly explore the chemical composition of honey.
Bee Products Chemical AnalysisSugarChemical compositionComposition (language)ChemistryFood scienceSupersaturationOrganic chemistryArt
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