Lactose Isomerization
Lactose Isomerization is a chemical process in carbohydrate chemistry whereby the disaccharide lactose is structurally reorganized into its isomeric forms, primarily epilactose and lactulose, through the rearrangement of its anomeric configuration or sugar ring structure under specific catalytic or thermal conditions.
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Egg shell as catalyst of lactose isomerisation to lactulose
Antonia Montilla · Food Chemistry · 2004 · 84 citations
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