Talk:Poligeenan

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Despite what is written here, poligeenan and carrageenan are NOT completely different.

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The egregiously false claim that carrageenan, which contains about 8% of fragments below 50k da, and which "should" contain less than 5% according to an EU group, should be removed. Obviously, since carrageenan contains it, and since it is chemically composed of the SAME monomeric units, they are actually quite similar from a chemical perspective. Even the difference in function is of degree rather than kind.40.133.170.158 (talk) 00:24, 13 December 2016 (UTC)Reply

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