Explained by a professor of food science:
What really piqued my curiosity was the inclusion of “sugar”... Including only about four one-hundredths of a percent (i.e., 0.04%) of this additive
protects or stabilizes the potassium iodide. If no glucose was present, the potassium
iodide would eventually break down into its component parts - namely potassium and
iodide ions. The iodide ions could then combine to form iodine that could actually
vaporize and leave the salt.
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