Process for making a mixture of l-glucose and l-mannose
CA 1259306 A · Owner: Uop Inc. · Inventors: Arena, Blaise J.
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A process converting L-arabinose to L-fructose or L-glucose or L-mannose or mixtures thereof in high yield and selectivity is described. Key functions of the process are: 1) careful pH control during cyanohydrin formation from L-arabinose and its subsequent selective hydrogenation, and 2) close control of hydrogenation conditions, including catalyst, temperature and pressure, to selectively, convert the cyano group to the imine group with subsequent hydrolysis to the aldehyde group without any significant hydrogenation of the latter. The products of the present process find utility as artificial sweeteners.
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- Granted September 12, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 12, 2006.
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