sodium saccharin

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sodium saccharin [′sōd·ē·əm ′sak·ə·rən]

(organic chemistry)

C₇H₄NNaO₃S·2H₂O White crystals or a crystalline powder, soluble in water and slightly soluble in alcohol; used in medicine and as a nonnutritive food sweetener.

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No references found			Cherryade (2 litre): 37p ORIGINAL: with carmoisine, aspartame and sodium saccharin It smells like bubblegum and tastes of cough medicine. YOUR money: E's days are numbered; SHOP TALK by The Mirror (London, England) For sweeteners, both Crest and Colgate products use sodium saccharin. Brushing teeth before fasting glucose by Ernst, Dennis / Medical Laboratory Observer Avoid them whenever possible: Sodium benzoate (prevents yeasts and bacterial growth), sodium bicarbonate (baking soda), sodium propionate (preservative and mold inhibitor), sodium saccharin (saccharin), sodium nitrate/nitrite (preservative that inhibits bacteria), monosodium glutamate (MSG), and sodium caseinate (ingredient in non-dairy creamers, processed meats, and desserts). The unregulated killer you eat every day ... and how to avoid it by Women's Health Letter			Sodium Pentachlorophenoxide Sodium Pentobarbital sodium pentobarbitone sodium perborate sodium perchlorate sodium permanganate Sodium Peroxide sodium persulfate sodium phenate sodium phenolate sodium phenylacetate sodium phenylphosphinate sodium phosphate sodium phosphite sodium phosphotungstate sodium phytate sodium picramate sodium platinichloride sodium plumbite sodium polymannuronate sodium polysulfide sodium propionate Sodium Pump sodium pyroborate sodium pyrophosphate sodium saccharin sodium salicylate sodium selenate sodium selenite sodium sesquicarbonate sodium sesquisilicate Sodium Silicate sodium silicoaluminate sodium silicofluoride sodium stannate sodium stearate sodium subsulfite sodium succinate Sodium Sulfate sodium sulfhydrate Sodium Sulfide Sodium Sulfite sodium sulfite process sodium sulfocyanate sodium sulfuret sodium tartrate sodium TCA sodium tetraborate sodium tetraborate decahydrate sodium tetrafluorescein sodium tetraphenylborate			sodium plumbite Sodium Polyborate sodium polymannuronate Sodium polystyrene sulfonate Sodium polystyrene sulfonate Sodium polystyrene sulfonate sodium polysulfide Sodium potassium tartrate Sodium potassium tartrate Sodium potassium tartrate Sodium Process Facility sodium propionate sodium propionate sodium propionate Sodium proponate Sodium proponate Sodium propyl para-hydroxybenzoate Sodium propyl para-hydroxybenzoate sodium pump sodium pump sodium pump sodium pump, sodium-potassium pump sodium pump, sodium-potassium pump sodium pump, sodium-potassium pump Sodium Purity In-line Analytical Module sodium pyroborate sodium pyrophosphate sodium pyrophosphate sodium pyrophosphate Sodium Reactor Experiment sodium saccharin sodium salicylate sodium salicylate sodium salicylate Sodium salt Sodium salt Sodium salt Sodium selenate Sodium selenite Sodium selenite Sodium selenite Sodium sesquicarbonate sodium sesquisilicate sodium silicate sodium silicate sodium silicate Sodium silicoaluminate sodium silicofluoride sodium stannate Sodium stearate Sodium stearoyl lactylate sodium subsulfite sodium succinate sodium sulfadiazine sodium sulfadiazine sodium sulfadiazine sodium sulfanilate sodium sulfanilate sodium sulfanilate sodium sulfanilate clearance test sodium sulfanilate clearance test

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