benzoate
- noun
- /ˈbɛnzoʊˌeɪt/
- Specialized
- Another beverage mix included in the current average daily consumption of food additives by the two age groups of children included quinoline yellow, Allura red, sunset yellow, Carmoisine, and sodium benzoate.
- sodium benzoate
- methyl benzoate
- potassium benzoate
Examples
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Many packaged snacks list sodium benzoate among their ingredients for longer shelf life.
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Some of the most dangerous preservatives out there are sodium benzoate, sodium nitrate, propyl gallate, thimerosal, and potassium bromate.
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I found traces of sodium benzoate in the bites.
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"What is the chemical equation for sodium benzoate?"
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Bittrex is denatonium benzoate, also known as the most bitter substance in the world.
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A mixture of artificial colorings, including sunset yellow, Carmoisine, tartrazine, ponceau 4R, and sodium benzoate preservative.
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If you read carefully, what the researchers were testing was AFCA's, or Artificial Food Colouring and Additives—the additives being benzoate preservatives.
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Sodium benzoate is commonly added to foods to prevent spoilage.
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The label indicated that the sauce contained sodium benzoate as a preservative.
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Etymology
The word benzoate comes from benzoin, a sticky tree resin once used like perfume, and the ending -ate, which shows it is a salt or ester. So a benzoate is a salt or ester made from benzoic material, which is why benzoate compounds are used in food preservation and in chemistry.