| sorbitan |
a generic name for an anhydride of sorbitol, whose fatty acids are surfactants (s. monolaurate [NF], s. monooleate [NF], s. monopalmitate [NF], s. monostearate [NF], s. sesquioleate [NF], s. trioleate [NF], s. tristearate) used as emulsifiers in pharmaceutical preparations. See also polysorbate. Called also sorbitol anhydride.
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| sorbitol a. |
sorbitan.
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| sorbitol |
Classified as a sugar alcohol, sorbitol is both a naturally occurring sugar-like compound found in some fruits, and a compound that is produced to be used as a sweetener, as in diabetic foods, for example. Since it is not easily digested, sorbitol can cause diarrhea in some individuals, especially infants and those eating large quantities of it.
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| sorbic acid |
Used to kill yeasts and moulds but can produce the undesirable odour of crushed geranium.
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| sorbitol |
derived from the leaves/berries of mountain ash, or fruits such as apples, berries,
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