Definition of saccharose in English:

saccharose

noun ˈsakərəʊzˈsakərəʊsˈsækəˌroʊs

Chemistry

another term for sucrose
Example sentencesExamples
- The same trend is observed for the mono- and the disaccharide with a more pronounced swelling excess with the disaccharide, as previously reported with other disaccharides like lactose or saccharose.
- This is a liquid product composed of a blend of organic compounds, designed to prevent the degradation of saccharose in the milling process, stabilizing sugar cane juice purity.
- However, the degree of ordering is much higher for the anthracene-based carbons than the carbons prepared from saccharose, which remain disordered even at 2300°C.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin saccharum 'sugar' + -ose².

Definition of saccharose in US English:

saccharose

nounˈsækəˌroʊsˈsakəˌrōs

Chemistry

another term for sucrose
Example sentencesExamples
- However, the degree of ordering is much higher for the anthracene-based carbons than the carbons prepared from saccharose, which remain disordered even at 2300°C.
- The same trend is observed for the mono- and the disaccharide with a more pronounced swelling excess with the disaccharide, as previously reported with other disaccharides like lactose or saccharose.
- This is a liquid product composed of a blend of organic compounds, designed to prevent the degradation of saccharose in the milling process, stabilizing sugar cane juice purity.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin saccharum ‘sugar’ + -ose.

单词	saccharose
释义	Definition of saccharose in English: saccharose noun ˈsakərəʊzˈsakərəʊsˈsækəˌroʊs Chemistry another term for sucrose Example sentencesExamples The same trend is observed for the mono- and the disaccharide with a more pronounced swelling excess with the disaccharide, as previously reported with other disaccharides like lactose or saccharose. This is a liquid product composed of a blend of organic compounds, designed to prevent the degradation of saccharose in the milling process, stabilizing sugar cane juice purity. However, the degree of ordering is much higher for the anthracene-based carbons than the carbons prepared from saccharose, which remain disordered even at 2300°C. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin saccharum 'sugar' + -ose². Definition of saccharose in US English: saccharose nounˈsækəˌroʊsˈsakəˌrōs Chemistry another term for sucrose Example sentencesExamples However, the degree of ordering is much higher for the anthracene-based carbons than the carbons prepared from saccharose, which remain disordered even at 2300°C. The same trend is observed for the mono- and the disaccharide with a more pronounced swelling excess with the disaccharide, as previously reported with other disaccharides like lactose or saccharose. This is a liquid product composed of a blend of organic compounds, designed to prevent the degradation of saccharose in the milling process, stabilizing sugar cane juice purity. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin saccharum ‘sugar’ + -ose.
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