пищевой каротиноидный краситель
Пищевой краситель, представляющий собой полиеновый углеводород с сопряженными двойными связями нециклического строения и/или имеющий в своем составе циклические группировки.
[ГОСТ Р 52481-2005]
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии. academic.ru. 2015.
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пищевой каротиноидный краситель — Пищевой краситель, представляющий собой полиеновый углеводород с сопряженными двойными связями нециклического строения и/или имеющий в своем составе циклические группировки. [ГОСТ Р 52481 2005] Тематики пищевые красители EN carotenoid colour … Справочник технического переводчика
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