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What type of monosaccharide is apple juice?

michaelsims

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11 years ago

What type of monosaccharide is apple juice?

Is it glucose or fructose?

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lelan17

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11 years ago

fructose and glucose

rivale

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11 years ago

Apple juice has both kinds of sugars, usually about twice as much fructose as glucose.

Chadori

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11 years ago

The sugar that is usually naturally occurring in fruits would be fructose. Since you are asking for it in terms of juice, then yes both fructose and glucose are present.

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