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citric acid Found in plants and citrus fruits. This organic acid is a pH adjuster and acts as a preservative and anti-oxidant.
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citric acid A form of acid that can be added to canned foods. It increases the acidity of low-acid foods and may improve the flavor and color.
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citronella oil Antiseptic widely used in soaps and deodorizers. Also has insect-repelling properties.
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citrate A compound formed when a mineral is bound to citric acid. Citric acid plays an integral role in metabolism as part of the Krebs cycle.
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citric acid (2-hydroxypropane-1,2,3-tricarboxylic acid) Present in citrus fruits; used as a flavoring agent in foods; present in cells. An antioxidant used to decrease oxidative rancidity of fat or oil. Inhibits metal-catalized oxidation and production of dark colors; metal chelating agents.
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