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Sulfite

Sulfites or sulphites are compounds that contain the sulfite ion (systematic name: sulfate(IV) ion), SO32−. The sulfite ion is the conjugate base of bisulfite. Although its acid (sulfurous acid) is elusive, its salts are widely used.

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Use and labeling regulations

Metabolic diseases

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Sulfite

Nodes63
Edges62
Triples48
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.031746
Components1

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Sulfite

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related to Use and labeling regulations · 9
Sulfite → B1, CFR, Drug Administration, Food, Generally, In, Sulfites, They, This
related to Other foods · 7
Sulfite → Although, Drug Administration, Food, In, Most, Sulfites, United States
related to Structure · 7
Sulfite → Evidence, In, NH3, NMR, The, There, VSEPR
has effect · 6
Sulfite → Allergic, Chronic, IgE-mediated, Occupational, Some, Sulfites
related to Wine · 5
Sulfite → In, Organic, SO2, Sulfites, Sulfur
see also · 4
Sulfite → Grant, HSO3, SO3, The Australian Knitting MillsTransition
related to Commercial uses · 3
Sulfite → Sulfites, Sulfur, They
related to Metabolic diseases · 3
Sulfite → People, This, Treatment
related to E numbers · 2
Sulfite → European, In

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sulfites food sulfur dioxide foods also bisulfite contain used ion wines added 10 structure anion preservative preservatives ppm acid additives

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
meats because sulfites can destroy vitamin B1 from foodsGenerallyinstance ofThey also cannot be added to foods high in vitamin B10.80text
U.S. labeling regulations do not require products to indicate the presence of sulfites in foods unless it is added specifically as a preservativeinstance ofThey also cannot be added to foods high in vitamin B10.80text
Sulfitehas effectAllergic0.60section
Sulfitehas effectSulfites0.60section
Sulfitehas effectSome0.60section
Sulfitehas effectIgE-mediated0.60section
Sulfitehas effectChronic0.60section
Sulfitehas effectOccupational0.60section
Sulfiterelated to Commercial usesSulfites0.60section
Sulfiterelated to Commercial usesThey0.60section
Sulfiterelated to Commercial usesSulfur0.60section
Sulfiterelated to E numbersEuropean0.60section

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