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- Alditols, or sugar alcohols, are the reduced forms of the corresponding saccharides and occur naturally in low concentrations in plants. They are also used as low-calorie sweeteners in processed foods where they convey other health benefits.www.sciencedirect.com/topics/chemistry/alditol
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